Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations¶
United Nations. (1961). Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
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- And in diplomacy, an envoy as head of mission enjoys immunity while the same person as private individual does not
This sourceEstablishes (Arts. 29–31, 39) that a diplomatic agent acting as head of mission enjoys immunities that do not attach to the same person acting in a private capacity — the state recognizing the aspect-bound bearer as the addressee of immunity.
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The Convention gives a diplomatic agent immunity but carves out civil actions in a private capacity; it does not say a private individual has none, since most immunity attaches to the person.
“an action relating to succession in which the diplomatie agent is involved as executor, administrator, heir or legatee as a private person and not on behalf of the sending State”
- And in diplomacy, an envoy as head of mission enjoys immunity while the same person as private individual does not
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