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Volume 21 - 1957

Sir Hersch Lauterpacht

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British and Polish Trade Bank A.G. v. Handelmaatschappij Albert de Bary and Co.
Holland. 17 June 1954
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Belligerent Occupation — Administrative Decrees of Occupant — Acts Performed in Compliance with — Subsequent Declaration of Invalidity of Decree — The Law of Holland.

Jewish Refugee (Austria) Case.
Austria. 19 June 1954
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Belligerent Occupation — Delegation of Administrative Functions of Occupant to Authorities of Occupied Country — Exercise of Functions in Pursuance of Delegation — Whether Courts of Occupied Country Competent to Enquire into Propriety of Exercise of Functions by Local Authorities — The Law of Austria.

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Jewish Refugee (Austria) Case.