The American Journal of International Law, Volume 22American Society of International Law, 1928 - International law |
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... constituted under its own laws , since the fact of the corporation having been constituted connotes its recognition . No international tribunal can be competent to decide a question which could not even be raised before a purely ...
... constituted under its own laws , since the fact of the corporation having been constituted connotes its recognition . No international tribunal can be competent to decide a question which could not even be raised before a purely ...
Page 163
... constituted and has its registered office . If a corporation was validly constituted in a given country , its existence could not be contested in foreign countries on the ground that its statutory object and its various activities were ...
... constituted and has its registered office . If a corporation was validly constituted in a given country , its existence could not be contested in foreign countries on the ground that its statutory object and its various activities were ...
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... constituted , act and function , unless it observes the law to which , from the moment of its constitution , it is subject . As M. ANZILOTTI has rightly pointed out : .. la persona giuridica intanto esiste ed ha una determinata nazion ...
... constituted , act and function , unless it observes the law to which , from the moment of its constitution , it is subject . As M. ANZILOTTI has rightly pointed out : .. la persona giuridica intanto esiste ed ha una determinata nazion ...
Contents
General report on procedure | 39 |
Questionnaire No 8 Communication of judicial and extrajudicial | 46 |
Questionnaire No 9 Legal position and functions of consuls | 104 |
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