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Volume 10 - Issue 4 - December 1963

Contents

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  • The Law of State Succession Theoretical Observations

  • Lucius Caflisch
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    21 May 2009, pp. 337-366

  • Hall's statement, widely quoted by writers on State succession, has retained a good deal of its validity. From Grotius to O'Connell, a long series of distinguished publicists have attempted to throw light upon the doctrinal obscurity of the problem. Many of them have displayed remarkable juristic imagination, but have also shown a regrettable lack of precision and discipline. In their justification, however, it must be conceded that the abundant judicial and diplomatic practice on State succession has always been—and still is—contradictory and obscure.

Boekbesprekingen — Bookreviews

Netherlands Judicial Decisions: Private International Law

Survey of Literature on Public and Private International Law

Documents

Hague Academy of International Law

Research Centre of the Hague Academy

Board of Curators of Leyden University Legatum Visserianum Leyden

Inhoud van Jaargang X (1963)

Front matter

  • NLR volume 10 issue 4 Cover and Front matter

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    21 May 2009, pp. f1-f2
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