Immunity of a Foreign Mission's Premises from Local Jurisdiction

During its session of October 31–December 2, 1927, the Hungarian–Czecho–Slovak Mixed Arbitral Tribunal established under the Treaty of Trainon rendered several decisions condemning the Hungarian State to pay approximately five million Czech crowns indemnity on claims filed by Czechoslovak nationals in conformity with Article 232 of the Trianon Treaty. In accordance with the provisions of the Peace Treaty, the Hungarian Government accepted without question these decisions of the Mixed Arbitral Tribunal

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