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International Law : Chiefly as Interpreted and Applied in Canada.

The study of international law is increasingly important with Canada's growing role in foreign affairs, but it has until now been neglected in Canadian law schools, and no comprehensive Canadian textbook or casebook has been available to teachers of international law. This work will fill the ne...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Castel, J. G.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 1965.
Colección:Heritage.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a Cover; Contents; PREFACE; ABBREVIATIONS; INTRODUCTION; PART I: GENERAL; I. Definitions, Nature, and Sources of International Law; A) Definitions; B) Legal Nature, Function, and Basis of Obligations in International Law; C) The Determination of the Rules of International Law; D) History of International Law: Selected Bibliography; E) Theory: The Leading Writers on International Law: Selected Bibliography; F) The Codification of International Law; II. Authority and Application of International Law in Canadian Courts; A) Common Law Doctrine of Adoption or Incorporation; B) Canada. 
505 8 |a C) The Relation of International Law to Municipal (Canadian) LawD) Selected Reading; III. The Domain of International Law; PART II: INTERNATIONAL PERSONALITY; IV. The Subjects or Persons of International Law; A) General Notion of Sovereign States in International Law; B) Sovereignty-Independence-State Equality-Friendly Relations and International Co-operation; C) The ""Dominion"" of Canada as an International Entity; D) Dependent States, Mandates, Trust Territories, etc.; E) International Persons Other than States; F) Recognition of States and Governments. 
505 8 |a G) Continuity of States-Extinction of States and State SuccessionPART III: STATE JURISDICTION; V. Forms of State Jurisdiction: Territorial and Personal; VI. The Territory of States; A) Acquisition of Territory; B) Polar Regions; C) Air Space and Outer Space; D) Land Frontiers of Canada; E) Maritime Frontiers; F) The Great Lakes-The Chicago Diversion-Boundary Waters; G) International Artificial Waterways; H) Servitudes; VII. Nationality and Individuals in International Law; A) Nationality; B) Aliens; C) Nationality of Corporations; D) Nationality of Ships and Aircraft. 
505 8 |a E) Status of Indians and Eskimos in CanadaF) Extradition-Rendition; G) International Civil Procedure; H) Asylum; I) Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms; J) The Protection of Minorities; VIII. Extent of State Jurisdiction; A) Territorially and Extraterritoriality of Laws; B) Jurisdiction over Vessels in Territorial Waters and the Contiguous Zone; C) Jurisdiction over Vessels on the High Seas; D) Personal Jurisdiction and Criminal Law; E) Jurisdiction According to the Universal Principle: Piracy Jure Gentium; F) Customary and Conventional Limitations Upon the Jurisdiction of States. 
505 8 |a G) The Conservation of the Living Resources of the Sea and AirPART IV: INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS; IX. The Law of Treaties; A) Introduction; B) General; C) Treaties and Municipal Law; D) Interpretation of Treaties; E) Duration of Treaties; F) The Work of the International Law Commission; PART V: THE INTERNATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY OF STATES; X. State Responsibility and International Claims; A) General Principles of International Responsibility; B) Active Subjects of International Law; C) The Passive Subjects of International Law; D) Miscellaneous Substantive and Procedural Matters. 
500 |a E) The Duty to Make Reparation: Nature and Measure of Damages. 
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