RT Article
T1 Jurisdiction of Iranian courts to deal with civil lawsuits against foreign states
A1 Haddadi, Mahdi
LA English
YR 2015
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1588526895
AB The principle of immunity of state and their property from foreign state courts is a natural consequence of the adoption of the principle of equal sovereignty of states in the International law and the international community. The principle, except with the consent of a state and outside the exceptions generally accepted in international practice, prevents domestic courts to exercise jurisdiction over a foreign state or their property. However, some countries contrary to the exceptions have taken some steps to violate the principle of state immunity through legislative and judicial measures. In this regard, the Iranian government has been the subject of numerous lawsuits in Federal courts of the United States through which it has been sentenced in absentia to pay more than $ 12 billion. "The law of Jurisdiction of the Justice of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Deal with Civil Lawsuits against Foreign States" is countermeasures to deal with the government violated the immunity of th
CN 301 340
K1 Iran
K1 Gericht
K1 Zivilrecht
K1 Ausland
K1 Gesetz
K1 Immunität
K1 Beamter
K1 Staat
K1 Regierung
K1 Judikative
K1 Zivilverfahren
DO 10.18052/www.scipress.com/ILSHS.47.46