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Libyan Arab Socialist People's Jamahiriya v. Actimon SA

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30 State immunity — Attachment and execution — Foreign central bank funds — Whether immune from attachment — Whether funds held for non-commercial purpose — Requirement to establish specific allocation of funds for sovereign purposes — European Convention on State Immunity, 1972, Article 23 — Divergence from existing rules of customary international law — Whether Convention rules applicable to non-parties State immunity — Jurisdictional immunity — Commercial activity — Agreement for construction of milk pasteurization plant — Whether State party entitled to immunity in action for breach of contract — Whether nature or purpose of act decisive — Requirement of close connection between dispute and forum State Sources of international law — Treaties — European Convention on State Immunity, 1972 — Whether declaratory of existing rules of customary international law — Whether applicable to States not party to Convention — The law of Switzerland

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30 State immunity — Attachment and execution — Foreign central bank funds — Whether immune from attachment — Whether funds held for non-commercial purpose — Requirement to establish specific allocation of funds for sovereign purposes — European Convention on State Immunity, 1972, Article 23 — Divergence from existing rules of customary international law — Whether Convention rules applicable to non-parties State immunity — Jurisdictional immunity — Commercial activity — Agreement for construction of milk pasteurization plant — Whether State party entitled to immunity in action for breach of contract — Whether nature or purpose of act decisive — Requirement of close connection between dispute and forum State Sources of international law — Treaties — European Convention on State Immunity, 1972 — Whether declaratory of existing rules of customary international law — Whether applicable to States not party to Convention — The law of Switzerland

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30 State immunity — Attachment and execution — Foreign central bank funds — Whether immune from attachment — Whether funds held for non-commercial purpose — Requirement to establish specific allocation of funds for sovereign purposes — European Convention on State Immunity, 1972, Article 23 — Divergence from existing rules of customary international law — Whether Convention rules applicable to non-parties State immunity — Jurisdictional immunity — Commercial activity — Agreement for construction of milk pasteurization plant — Whether State party entitled to immunity in action for breach of contract — Whether nature or purpose of act decisive — Requirement of close connection between dispute and forum State Sources of international law — Treaties — European Convention on State Immunity, 1972 — Whether declaratory of existing rules of customary international law — Whether applicable to States not party to Convention — The law of Switzerland

Key concepts: State immunity, Convention, Sovereign immunity, State (computer science), Law, International law, Customary international law, Political science

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