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Israeli diplomat in China hospitalized in ‘prison conditions’ for COVIDĬOP27 countries strike deal to create climate fund for at-risk nations 246.Ex-Russian diplomat charged alongside ex-FBI agent Charles McGonigal is no ‘traitor’: lawyerĮx-US diplomat’s daughter convicted of friend’s murder This decision was apparently rejected in Lurie v. The court at Rome maintained that it was not necessary for acts done outside the public functions of a diplomat to be protected by the principle of immunity. The United States informed the Italian Government that an Italian diplomatic official would be exempt in such a matter in the United States, but did not insist that Kite claim exemption. 202, involving a suit for release of an apartment against an employee of the American Embassy in Rome. The court reasoned: that in matters of historical local concern the Federal treaty power was constitutionally limited that a suit for recovery of realty was such a matter of local concern that real property of a diplomat, “not pertaining to his diplomatic status, is subject to local laws” and that the court’s jurisdiction was “basically in rem, and not in personam.” This case may be compared with Comina v.

201 (1951), a New York court asserted jurisdiction in a suit to recover realty against the Third Secretary of the Permanent Delegation of Argentina to the United Nations, notwithstanding that the secretary was, according to the Headquarters Agreement, entitled to the “same privileges and immunities, subject to corresponding conditions and obligations,” as diplomatic envoys accredited to the United States.

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