0 the right of foreign citizens to be tried by the laws of the country they are from, not the laws of the country where they live
1 the right of foreign citizens to be tried by the laws of the country they are from, not the laws of the country where they live
The empire, torn by internecine warfare, surrendered many of its essential prerogatives to foreigners, and by accepting the principle of extraterritoriality prepared the road to ultimate collapse.
This little suburb enjoys all the privileges of extraterritoriality, and even the French Minister to Belgium goes through the motions of being accredited to a foreign Government in his country.
Under no circumstances can the representatives of this Government be permitted, under the ill-defined fiction of extraterritoriality, to interrupt the administration of criminal justice in the countries to which they are accredited.
One of his favourite methods was that of disregarding the right of extraterritoriality enjoyed by the 'protected' merchants.
This could not be considered entirely satisfactory in a nation dominated by principles of nationalism with policy goals including the end of extraterritoriality.
The complete erasure of extraterritoriality was achieved only in 1938.
But this is not the same thing as granting a foreign power the right to rule within one's own territory, or applying its laws on foreign territory (extraterritoriality).
Snow was apparently happy about this since he would secure more in damages from them under the extraterritoriality provisions than he would from hunting.
