英文摘要 |
"The activities of foreign military presences involve the issue of jurisdictional immunities of states in foreign courts,especially in courts of host countries.Due to the strong sovereign nature of the military,its actions can generally be classified as sovereign actions,thereby enjoying the jurisdictional immunities of states in foreign courts.Through an examination of the state immunity theory and state practice,it can be found that the contracts of employment exception and the non-commercial torts exception of the jurisdictional immunities of states under the restrictive immunity theory are not applicable to foreign military presences. However, commercial transactions exception is difficult to conclude.The Western countries,represented by the United States,believe that military commercial transactions do not enjoy state immunity,but the United Nations Convention on Jurisdiction Immunity of States and Their Property gives military commercial transactions the possibility of jurisdictional immunities of states." |