Foreigners in Turkey Their Juridical Status
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Respect for foreign law, then, is not founded on a grant, but truly on a rigorous appli- cation of the principles of international law. The following excerpts from various international law publicists will serve to support these main points, and also emphasize other important aspects of this question. Fillet: From the moment states gave themselves over to inter- national commerce and reciprocally authorized their sub- jects to devote themselves to it, they tacitly consented to the mutual penetr...ation of their sovereignties. 14 ' Each sovereign should tolerate on its territory the ap- plication of foreign laws to the extent that said applica- tion serves the common advantage of nations. 15 The first question which international law should solve is that of the juridical status of foreigners. 16 It is therefore certain that the state has not the same freedom of action towards the foreigner that it possesses towards a national. 17 To deprive a foreigner arbitrarily of the benefit of his personal status, is to refuse to recognize the civil effects of his standing as a foreigner ; it is to strike a blow at the right of legislation which the foreign state preserves over its subjects abroad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Respect for foreign law, then, is not founded on a grant, but truly on a rigorous appli- cation of the principles of international law. The following excerpts from various international law publicists will serve to support these main points, and also emphasize other important aspects of this question. Fillet: From the moment states gave themselves over to inter- national commerce and reciprocally authorized their sub- jects to devote themselves to it, they tacitly consented to the mutual penetr...ation of their sovereignties. 14 ' Each sovereign should tolerate on its territory the ap- plication of foreign laws to the extent that said applica- tion serves the common advantage of nations. 15 The first question which international law should solve is that of the juridical status of foreigners. 16 It is therefore certain that the state has not the same freedom of action towards the foreigner that it possesses towards a national. 17 To deprive a foreigner arbitrarily of the benefit of his personal status, is to refuse to recognize the civil effects of his standing as a foreigner ; it is to strike a blow at the right of legislation which the foreign state preserves over its subjects abroad.
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