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Legal Terms – Exhaustion of local remedies local remedies
The principle of *customary international law dictates that before a *alien may appeal to their own government for assistance, all municipal remedies available to the injured party in the host country must have been pursued. This is a customary prerequisite for any *espousal of claim by a state on behalf of a national based on foreign soil. Case: Interhandel Case (Switzerland v. US) [1959]
The principle of *customary international law dictates that before a *alien may appeal to their own government for assistance, all municipal remedies available to the injured party in the host country must have been pursued. This is a customary prerequisite for any *espousal of claim by a state on behalf of a national based on foreign soil. Case: Interhandel Case (Switzerland v. US) [1959]
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