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The Law of state succession.
Series: Cambridge studies in international and comparative law ; 5Publication details: Cambridge, University Press, 1956.Description: 425 pISBN:- 9781107594692
- 341.26 OCO
- JX4053 .O2
Contents:
Table of contents
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; 1
0. The doctrine of acquired rights and local debts;
11. The doctrine of acquired rights and the re partition 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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Bibliography: p. 409-414.
Table of contents
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; 1
0. The doctrine of acquired rights and local debts;
11. The doctrine of acquired rights and the re partition 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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