This is the first volume to comprehensively and systematically study, describe, and theorize the financial obligation created and governed by public international law.
This is the first volume to comprehensively and systematically study, describe, and theorize the financial obligation created and governed by public international law.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. Martha is a Dutch national with 30 years of experience in international law. He currently practices international law in London and was the General Counsel of the International Fund for Agricultural Development between 2008 and 2014. He is an Adjunct Professor of Law at the New York University School of law and was a Visiting Professor of Law at the National University of Singapore and an Adjunct Professor of Law at the Washington College of Law of the American University in Washington.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Introductory 1.: Money as the Deliverable 2.: Capabilities of International Law Part II. International Nature of Obligation 3.: International Legal Obligation 4.: Inter-State Transactions 5.: Transactions Involving State-Entities and Government Departments 6.: Transactions Involving International Organisations 7.: International Financial Obligations Owed to Private Parties Part III. Currency of Obligations 8.: The Currency of Account 9.: The Currency of Payment Part IV. Value Risks of Obligations 10.: The Exchange Rate 11.: Nominalism 12.: Value Maintenance 13.: Substitution Part V. Validity of Obligations 14.: Provisional Presumptions of Validity 15.: Capacity 16.: Authority 17.: Competence 18.: Appropriateness of the Object 19.: Unvetiated Declaration of Will 20.: Forms and Formalities Part VI. Preliminary Obligations 21.: General 22.: Pactum De Negociando and Pactmude Contrahendo 23.: Obligation not to Defeate the Object of a Commitment 24.: Provisional Application 25.: Retroactive Financing Part VII. Imposed Obligations 26.: General 27.: Self-Imposition of Financial Obligations 28.: Unilateral Impostion of Finacial Obligations Part VIII. Consensual Obligations 29.: Deposit Liabilities 30.: Loan Liabilities 31.: Reciprocal Currency Swap Liabilities Part IX. Conditional Obligations 32.: General 33.: Implied Conditions 34.: Expressed Conditions 35.: Waiver Part X. Fiduciary Obligations 36.: General 37.: Agency 38.: Loan Administration 39.: Administrated Accounts 40.: Autonomous Patrimonies ("Trusts") Part XI. Involuntary Obligations 41.: General 42.: Reimbursement of Undue Payment 43.: Negotiorum Gestio 44.: Compensation for Damages Caused by Lawful Acts 45.: Reparation for Damages Caused by Wrongful Acts Part XIII. Ranking of Obligations 46.: The Equality Rule 47.: Subordination 48.: Secured Debts 49.: Preferred Creditor Status Part XIII 50.: Performance 51.: Assignment 52.: Novation 53.: Succession 54.: Set-Off 55.: Prescription 56.: Termination
Part I. Introductory 1.: Money as the Deliverable 2.: Capabilities of International Law Part II. International Nature of Obligation 3.: International Legal Obligation 4.: Inter-State Transactions 5.: Transactions Involving State-Entities and Government Departments 6.: Transactions Involving International Organisations 7.: International Financial Obligations Owed to Private Parties Part III. Currency of Obligations 8.: The Currency of Account 9.: The Currency of Payment Part IV. Value Risks of Obligations 10.: The Exchange Rate 11.: Nominalism 12.: Value Maintenance 13.: Substitution Part V. Validity of Obligations 14.: Provisional Presumptions of Validity 15.: Capacity 16.: Authority 17.: Competence 18.: Appropriateness of the Object 19.: Unvetiated Declaration of Will 20.: Forms and Formalities Part VI. Preliminary Obligations 21.: General 22.: Pactum De Negociando and Pactmude Contrahendo 23.: Obligation not to Defeate the Object of a Commitment 24.: Provisional Application 25.: Retroactive Financing Part VII. Imposed Obligations 26.: General 27.: Self-Imposition of Financial Obligations 28.: Unilateral Impostion of Finacial Obligations Part VIII. Consensual Obligations 29.: Deposit Liabilities 30.: Loan Liabilities 31.: Reciprocal Currency Swap Liabilities Part IX. Conditional Obligations 32.: General 33.: Implied Conditions 34.: Expressed Conditions 35.: Waiver Part X. Fiduciary Obligations 36.: General 37.: Agency 38.: Loan Administration 39.: Administrated Accounts 40.: Autonomous Patrimonies ("Trusts") Part XI. Involuntary Obligations 41.: General 42.: Reimbursement of Undue Payment 43.: Negotiorum Gestio 44.: Compensation for Damages Caused by Lawful Acts 45.: Reparation for Damages Caused by Wrongful Acts Part XIII. Ranking of Obligations 46.: The Equality Rule 47.: Subordination 48.: Secured Debts 49.: Preferred Creditor Status Part XIII 50.: Performance 51.: Assignment 52.: Novation 53.: Succession 54.: Set-Off 55.: Prescription 56.: Termination
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