Jurisdictional immunity of states. Sentence of the international court of justice (germany v. italy: greece intervening)

This recent judgment of the International Court of Justice (February 3, 2012) brings to reflection different legal questions related to events that occurred during the Second World War, which are still producing effects today.Beyond the legal content that we will comment on below, it is important to...

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Autor principal: Salas, Graciel R.
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Publicado: Facultad de Derecho 2012
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jurisdiction of states
Second World War
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jurisdicción de los estados
segunda guerra mundial
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spelling I10-R353-article-59992019-03-27T13:38:50Z Jurisdictional immunity of states. Sentence of the international court of justice (germany v. italy: greece intervening) Inmunidad de jurisdicción de los estados. Fallo de la Corte Internacional de Justicia (Alemania c. Italia, Grecia interviniente) Salas, Graciel R. judgment jurisdiction of states Second World War sentencia fallo jurisdicción de los estados segunda guerra mundial This recent judgment of the International Court of Justice (February 3, 2012) brings to reflection different legal questions related to events that occurred during the Second World War, which are still producing effects today.Beyond the legal content that we will comment on below, it is important to highlight the growing relationship between International Law and Domestic Law, as evidenced in the ruling we are commenting on.Germany introduced the instance for violations of international legal obligations that Italy would have committed not respecting in its judicial practice the immunity from jurisdiction recognized to Germany by International Law, invoking the European Convention for the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes of April 29, 1957. Italy attempted a counterclaim which was rejected by the Court.Greece requested intervention in the case as an interested third party and in relation to the Greek decisions declared enforceable in Italy which will be discussed below. Este reciente fallo de la Corte Internacional de Justicia (3 de febrero de 2012) trae a la reflexión diferentes cuestiones jurídicas vinculadas con hechos acaecidos durante el desarrollo de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, que aún hoy continúan produciendo efectos.Más allá del contenido jurídico que comentaremos a continuación es de resaltar la creciente relación entre el Derecho Internacional y el Derecho Interno, puesta de manifiesto en el fallo que comentamos.Alemania introdujo la instancia por violaciones a obligaciones jurídicas internacionales que habría cometido Italia no respetando en su práctica judicial la inmunidad de jurisdicción reconocida a Alemania por el Derecho Internacional, invocando la Convención Europea para la Solución Pacífica de Controversias del 29 de abril de 1957. Italia intentó una reconvención que fue rechazada por la Corte.Grecia solicitó la intervención en el caso como tercero interesado y en relación a las decisiones griegas declaradas ejecutorias en Italia que analizaremos más adelante. Facultad de Derecho 2012-11-16 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/refade/article/view/5999 Revista de la Facultad de Derecho; Vol. 3 Núm. 2 (2012): Nueva Serie II 2314-3061 1850-9371 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/refade/article/view/5999/7072 Derechos de autor 2012 Facultad de Derecho. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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Second World War
sentencia
fallo
jurisdicción de los estados
segunda guerra mundial
spellingShingle judgment
jurisdiction of states
Second World War
sentencia
fallo
jurisdicción de los estados
segunda guerra mundial
Salas, Graciel R.
Jurisdictional immunity of states. Sentence of the international court of justice (germany v. italy: greece intervening)
topic_facet judgment
jurisdiction of states
Second World War
sentencia
fallo
jurisdicción de los estados
segunda guerra mundial
author Salas, Graciel R.
author_facet Salas, Graciel R.
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title Jurisdictional immunity of states. Sentence of the international court of justice (germany v. italy: greece intervening)
title_short Jurisdictional immunity of states. Sentence of the international court of justice (germany v. italy: greece intervening)
title_full Jurisdictional immunity of states. Sentence of the international court of justice (germany v. italy: greece intervening)
title_fullStr Jurisdictional immunity of states. Sentence of the international court of justice (germany v. italy: greece intervening)
title_full_unstemmed Jurisdictional immunity of states. Sentence of the international court of justice (germany v. italy: greece intervening)
title_sort jurisdictional immunity of states. sentence of the international court of justice (germany v. italy: greece intervening)
description This recent judgment of the International Court of Justice (February 3, 2012) brings to reflection different legal questions related to events that occurred during the Second World War, which are still producing effects today.Beyond the legal content that we will comment on below, it is important to highlight the growing relationship between International Law and Domestic Law, as evidenced in the ruling we are commenting on.Germany introduced the instance for violations of international legal obligations that Italy would have committed not respecting in its judicial practice the immunity from jurisdiction recognized to Germany by International Law, invoking the European Convention for the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes of April 29, 1957. Italy attempted a counterclaim which was rejected by the Court.Greece requested intervention in the case as an interested third party and in relation to the Greek decisions declared enforceable in Italy which will be discussed below.
publisher Facultad de Derecho
publishDate 2012
url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/refade/article/view/5999
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