The British Year Book of International LawH. Frowde, 1954 - International law Vol. 32 covers 1955 and 1956. |
Contents
THE SCOPE OF INTERNATIONAL | 1 |
THE AMENDING PROCEDURE OF CONSTITUTIONS OF INTER | 15 |
THE PLEA OF DOMESTIC JURISDICTION BEFORE INTERNATIONAL | 96 |
17 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accepted according acquiescence action adopted agreement amendment appear apply Article Assembly authority base-line basis Book British Canal character Charter claim coast concerned Conference consideration considered Constitution contract Convention Council course Court decision defendant determining direction domestic jurisdiction domicil duty effect England English established exemption exercise existence expressed fact force foreign given Government ground held immunity important interest international law interpretation issue Italy Judge jurisdiction Justice legislation limit Lord majority marriage matters means nature necessary objection obligations offence Opinion Organization particular parties passage Permanent person political practice present principle problem procedure Professor proposal protection question reason recognized reference regard relations Report representative respect result rule Security ships status territorial tion Treaty tribunal United Kingdom United Nations valid vessels vote waters