First published in 1956, this book presents an account regarding the legal principles governing the consequences of changes of sovereignty.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Table of cases Table of treaties Table of statutory instruments Abbreviations Introduction: 1. The nature and theory of state succession Part I. Treaties in the Law of State Succession: 2. Personal treaties 3. Dispositive treaties 4. Multilateral treaties and membership of international organizations 5. Extension of treaties of the successor state to territory incorporated in it Part II. The Doctrine of Acquired Rights in the Law of State Succession: 6. The doctrine of acquired rights 7. The doctrine of acquired rights and economic concessions 8. The doctrine of acquired rights and administrative contracts 9. The doctrine of acquired rights and the national debt 10. The doctrine of acquired rights and local debts 11. The doctrine of acquired rights and the repartition of debts 12. The doctrine of acquired rights and pensions and salaries 13. The doctrine of acquired rights and unliquidated claims Part III. The Effect of Change of Sovereignty on the Legal and Administrative Structure of Absorbed Territory: 14. The effect of change of sovereignty on the legal and judicial organization of absorbed territory 15. The effect of change of sovereignty on the public property of the state 16. The effect of change of sovereignty on the administration of absorbed territory Part IV. Effect of Change of Sovereignty on Nationality of Inhabitants of Absorbed Territory: 17. Change of nationality 18. Option for an alternative nationality 19. Conclusion Appendix Bibliography Index.
Preface Table of cases Table of treaties Table of statutory instruments Abbreviations Introduction: 1. The nature and theory of state succession Part I. Treaties in the Law of State Succession: 2. Personal treaties 3. Dispositive treaties 4. Multilateral treaties and membership of international organizations 5. Extension of treaties of the successor state to territory incorporated in it Part II. The Doctrine of Acquired Rights in the Law of State Succession: 6. The doctrine of acquired rights 7. The doctrine of acquired rights and economic concessions 8. The doctrine of acquired rights and administrative contracts 9. The doctrine of acquired rights and the national debt 10. The doctrine of acquired rights and local debts 11. The doctrine of acquired rights and the repartition of debts 12. The doctrine of acquired rights and pensions and salaries 13. The doctrine of acquired rights and unliquidated claims Part III. The Effect of Change of Sovereignty on the Legal and Administrative Structure of Absorbed Territory: 14. The effect of change of sovereignty on the legal and judicial organization of absorbed territory 15. The effect of change of sovereignty on the public property of the state 16. The effect of change of sovereignty on the administration of absorbed territory Part IV. Effect of Change of Sovereignty on Nationality of Inhabitants of Absorbed Territory: 17. Change of nationality 18. Option for an alternative nationality 19. Conclusion Appendix Bibliography Index.
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