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date of Pundamilia - NM -
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Pundamilia’s reservation to Art. 31 “The Government of the Republic of Pundamilia considers that Articles 31 and 37 are to be interpreted as granting a diplomatic agent and the members of his family immunity from the criminal jurisdiction of the receiving State except in relation to professional or commercial activities.” -
no reservations -
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is located at 20 Baobab Street date - NM -
2 (2013) + 10 (2015) = 10 million Pundamilian dollars in total -
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located at 22 Baobab Street -
in order to use the money to buy the sculpture -
a XIX century painter also from Kima, who was famous all over the continent for his landscape paintings -
to expand the diplomatic mission
** no formal request for protection of the new premises to Pundamilia’s authorities -
alleging that she sold them a fake Van Tembo painting for 10,000 Pundamilian dollars each -
paintings were traded from a small atelier in Mrs Fisi’s hometown in Twiga to various countries, including Pundamilia -
they found and seized a Van Tembo painting which Pundamilian investigating authorities claimed to be a fake -
to protest against Pundamilia’s breaches of the inviolability of the premises of the Twigan embassy in Pudamilia -
& ordered the attachment of the premises of TCC under the Pundamilian CCP. **Mrs. Fisi did not appear before the investigating judge -
July 3 -
suggesting a negotiated solution -
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announced that the delivery of military helicopters was suspended in reaction to Pundamilia’s conduct -
requests the ICJ to adjudge and declare that by suspending the delivery of 10 military helicopters, Twiga breached its obligations under Article I of MAA, and that no circumstance justifies that breach -
informing the Twigan diplomatic mission that the Ministry was unable to grant the diplomatic mission’s request because the building located at 22 Baobab Street was not part of the premises of the diplomatic mission of the Republic of Twiga