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Treatment of Private Property of Aliens on Land in Time of Peace

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 February 2017

John P. Bullington
John P. Bullington*
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Of the Texas Bar
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Proceedings of the American Society of International Law at its annual meeting (1921-1969) , Volume 27 , 1933 , pp. 103 - 110
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1933

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References

1 The literature has been collected in Bullington, “Problems of International Law in the Mexican Constitution of 1917,” American Journal of International Law, Vol. XXI (1927), p. 685 Google Scholar; Bullington, “The Land and Petroleum Laws of Mexico,” ibid., Vol. XXII, p. 50; Strupp, Worterbuch des Volkerrechts, Bd. III, pp. 819-29, 1125. A selective and critical review of the literature is contained in Donath, Der Schutz des Privateigentums im Friedensvolkerrecht, Wien, 1930. As representative of the varying thought on the matter, see particularly Verdross, A., “Les Rbgles Internationales Concernant le Traitement des gtrangers,” 37 Rec. des Cours, Acad. d e Droit Int., 327 Google Scholar; Seferiades, “L’Echange des Populations,” 24 ibid., 405 et seq., 324-26; K. Strupp, “Le Droit de Juge Internationale de Statuer Selon l’Eguite,” 33 ibid., 357, 448, 475; M. Bourquin, “Regles Generates du Droit de la Paix,” 35 ibid., 164-167; A. Verdross, “Regles Generates du Droit de la Paix,” 30 ibid., 275, 442 ff.; C. Dupuis, “Regles Generates du Droit dela Paix,” 32 ibid., 159-63; A. Cavaglieri, “Regles Generates du Droit de la Paix,” 26 ibid., 316, 457 ff.; G. Scelles, “L’Arret du 10 Janvier 1927 du T. A. M. Roumano-Hongrois,” 34 Rev. Gen. du Dr. Int. Pub. 433, 463 et seq.; Marburg, “ Enteignung and V olkerrecht,” III Strupp’s W orterbuch, 819; Duguit, “Le DO’ erend RoumanoHongrois et le Conseil de la S. D. N.,” 8 Rev. de Dr. Int., 469 (HI ser.); Maurice Picard, “Les Transformations de la Propriete Fonciere Roumaine et le Droit Internationale Commun,” 54 Rev. du Dr. Int., 907; J. Witenberg, “La Protection dela Propriete Immobiliere des Strangers,” 55 Rev. du Dr. Int., 566; G. Gidel, “L’Arret No. 7 de la Cour Permanente de Justice Internationale,” 54 Rev. du Dr. Int., 824; Fachiri, , “International Law and the Property of Aliens,” British Yearbook of Int. Law, 1929, p. 33 Google Scholar; Fischer-Williams, , “International Law and the Property of Aliens,” British Yearbook of Int. Law, 1928, p. 1 Google Scholar.

2 See Champlin Refining Company v. Corporation Commission, 286 U. S. 210 (1932).

3 Bullington, op. cit., A. J. I. L., Vol. XXI (1927), p. 692, notes 27 and 28, p. 697, note 57.

4 Moore, Int. Arbitrations, II, p. 1855.

5 Buffington, op. cit., A. J. I. L., Vol. XXI (1927), p. 698.

6 A. J. I. L., Vol. XXI (1927), p. 162.

7 A. J. I. L., Vol. XVII (1923), p. 362.

8 A. J. I. L., Vol. XXIV (193d), p. 47.