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... British court granted immunity to a British national , who as a United States Embassy chauffeur had been arrested for a traffic violation.8 However , those nationals accepted by the British government as servants in foreign diplomatic ...
... British court granted immunity to a British national , who as a United States Embassy chauffeur had been arrested for a traffic violation.8 However , those nationals accepted by the British government as servants in foreign diplomatic ...
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... British embassies had previously been harassed by security police , the case marked the first time that the smaller missions had been targets.49 ― These detentions of nationals also plagued United States and British missions in areas ...
... British embassies had previously been harassed by security police , the case marked the first time that the smaller missions had been targets.49 ― These detentions of nationals also plagued United States and British missions in areas ...
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... British would need a representative in Cairo with an “ ade- quate staff " and with " diplomatic immunities and facilities , " the financial and trade agreement signed in Cairo did not mention the resumption of diplomatic or consular ...
... British would need a representative in Cairo with an “ ade- quate staff " and with " diplomatic immunities and facilities , " the financial and trade agreement signed in Cairo did not mention the resumption of diplomatic or consular ...
Contents
Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities in Theory | 1 |
Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities in Practice | 26 |
Personal Immunities of Diplomatic Agents | 46 |
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