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No Immunity Bar to Claims
The Supreme Constitutional Court affirmed that the immunity granted to the Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration does not prevent civil liability claims from being heard against it or the resulting judgments from being enforced. It explained that diplomatic immunity is limited and functional in nature and does not extend to commercial transactions or private contracts, noting that the claim concerns the Centre’s liability for paying the fees of several arbitrators. The Court ruled the challenge to the constitutionality of the agreement establishing the Centre’s headquarters inadmissible, affirming the trial court’s right to continue hearing the case and rule on its merits.
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