text: international organieations or to international conferences; (b) property uf a military character or used or interrdud for use for military purpososr (c) property of the central bank or other monetary authority of the State which is in the territory of another Stater (cl) property forming port of the cultural heritage of the State or part of its archives which is in the territory of another State and not placed or intended to be placed on salot (e) property forming part of an exhibition of objects of scientific or historical int.erest which is in the territory of another State and not placad ur intended to be placed on Gale. 2. A Ci3tegory of property, or ]!ilFt kher-Cof, 1 ist.4 in pnrclgt-aph I f;hc+lJ not be subject to menSureG IJI corrstrnint in connect-.ion with a proooccli nc.l bsfore a court of another SLI+t.e, u~il~ss the!St+at.e in quest.io~~ hw; allocat.ed or ffaxmarkecl t;hi~t propc3rt.y witAir the mu~rniny Of l)iIrilYrnpt\ (1)) of iai.t.icle 21, Or h;~!; r;pf?(:.f’i(.‘i\l. 1~ ~:otl~;~~:~t.~t~ to t llf! t.i\ki WJ oI’ Inf!i\!;\Ir’r~:; III constraint in raspect of t.hat cataqory of: it-L; proparty, or part, th(>rool’, under article 22. ” ‘Ifiview 8However , the recent tendency among industrialised countries was to restrict State immunity in respect of property from mea6uree of constraint. Examples of that trend could be cited in recent legislation in the Uxxited Kingdom, South Africa, Singapore, Pakistan and Australia. Under that Byetern, provision was made for the enforcement of a judgement or an arbitral award in respect of State property which was for the time being in use, or wa6 intended to be used, for commercial purposo6. Recent legislation in the United States, while setting forth the general rule of immunity from execution, provided for a number of exception6 to the effect that property used for a
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the immunity of state property from measures of constraint, specifically in the context of international law and the tendency among industrialized countries to restrict this immunity. The text mentions specific examples of legislation in various countries, highlighting the complexity of the issue.