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Japan’s Supreme Court upheld decision to pay damages to FHI over AH-64D deal

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Japan’s Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling that ordered the Japanese government to pay Fuji Heavy Industries damages after a promised contract for 62 AH-64Ds were downsized to just 10 airframes.

JGSDF AH-64D 20120108-05
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The Japanese government will now have to pay 35 billion yen to Fuji and the decision is final.

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