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3801 REVIEW DENIED The peace treaty between the United States and Japan following World War II embodies the federal government's foreign policy that claims against Japan and its nationals are to be resolved diplomatically, so Code of Civil Procedure section 354.6, which purports to permit actions by slave labor victims against companies that profited from their labor during the war, is pre-empted by the Treaty, even as applied to a person who was not a U.S. citizen at the time the treaty was made.CitationTAIHEIYO CEMENT v SUPERIOR COURT (Slave Labor) 117 CA4 380 [See: CCP 354.6; Mitsubishi v Superior Court 106 CA4 39, T/AT 3/03; Taiheiyo v Superior Court 105 CA4 398, T/AT 3/03; American Ins v Garamendi 539 US 396, T/AT 11/03]
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