2019, master's thesis
Supervisor: JUDr. Mgr. Ondřej Horák, Ph.D., Departement of Legal Theory and History of Law, Faculty of Law, Palacký University, Olomouc
Abstract
This master's thesis deals with the concept of exterritoriality as the institute of public international law which contains diplomatic privilegies and immunities. The first chapter is about concept itself based on the Grotius theory of exterritoriality ending with Vienna Convention with some mentions on usage of this term in modern law. The second chapter is dedicated to subjects of exterritorial law, primarily diplomatic envoys but also heads of states, armed forces and warships. Their particular privileges and immunities including inviolability are described in the third chapter. The last chapter contains two specific cases from the interwar era which were dealt with by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czechoslovakia.