Примеры использования Immunity ratione на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The official is therefore protected from the criminal jurisdiction of a foreign State by immunity ratione materiae.
Immunity ratione personae is also dispositive.
The topic should in principle cover all State officials who enjoyed immunity ratione materiae.
It was clear that immunity ratione personae applied in respect of all acts.
Since immunity ratione materiae derived from the function performed,
Immunity ratione personae was granted to the"troika.
Immunity ratione materiae extends to ultra vires acts of officials
Some delegations underscored that immunity ratione personae applies during both official
The issue of the typology of immunity of State officials(immunity ratione personae and immunity ratione materiae);
This exception to immunity ratione personae is supported by part of the legal literature.
Immunity ratione materiae is sometimes also called functional immunity. .
His delegation agreed with the distinction made between immunity ratione materiae and immunity ratione personae.
Such an approach to a situation involving persons with immunity ratione materiae would seem logical.
The issue of immunity ratione personae was one of the most important parts of the draft articles.
These various theories will be further examined below with respect to immunity ratione materiae.
Draft article 5 was the first of the draft articles to deal with immunity ratione materiae.
The question of possible exceptions to immunity ratione materiae had been considered equally important.
Austria supported the limitation of immunity ratione personae to the three categories of persons referred to in draft article 3.
His delegation agreed with the scope of immunity ratione personae, as set out in draft article 4.
As noted in the memorandum by the Secretariat:"If unlawful or criminal acts were considered, as a matter of principle, to be'nonofficial' for the purposes of immunity ratione materiae, the very notion of'immunity' would be deprived of much of its content.