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ZAGREB, 23 May (Hina) - Croatian courts will not check the authenticity of foreign court judgements on intercountry adoptions, the Jutarnji List daily says on Tuesday, noting that in an amendment to the International Private Law Act the Justice Ministry has given up on the change it previously promised.
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