November 1st 1918
From:  Imperial Magistrates Court Rome, Empire of Italia.
To: Wright Aircraft Co, New Switzerland.

Sirs,
   The Imperial Magistrates Court in the Rome has accepted a reading of your case.  Unfortunately we find the following two instances to be the primary facts of law governing this case.  This is not a ruling on the merit or lack of merit of the case but a ruling on the law or in this case lack of law governing  your case.  The facts are as follows:

1.  The  Empire and New Switzerland do not at this time have any mutually binding treaty to recognize each others Patents. The Wright Company of New Switzerland is not incorporated within any territory, Province or Colony of the Empire and as such is not a legal entity within the Imperial Legal Code.

2.  Until such time as an International Court is created by the nations of the world.  Or a Treaty creating a registry of Internationally recognized Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights there is no legal way for a Company to sue across International borders without being Incorporated in the country within which it wishes to file suit.

As such the Imperial Court of the Italia Empire must reject the law suit of the Wright Company vs. Caproni Manufacturing Et. Al. do to a lack of Jurisdiction for any Imperial Court to hear the case.

Respectfully,

Chief Lictor Imperial Magistrates Court Rome.

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