 | H. Lauterpacht - Law - 1986 - 512 pages
...sovereignty over Greenland. Indeed, up till 1921, no Power disputed the Danish claim to sovereignty. "It is impossible to read the records of the decisions...State could not make out a superior claim. This is Case particularly true in the case of claims to sovereignty over No. 49 areas in thinly populated or... | |
 | Hersch Lauterpacht - International law - 1977 - 648 pages
...qualify very substantially the requirement of 'some actual exercise or display' of authority. It said : It is impossible to read the records of the decisions...superior claim. This is particularly true in the case of claims to sovereignty over areas in thinly populated or unsettled countries.1 The principle that... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee - 1975 - 268 pages
...Justice to declare unlawful Norway's proclaimed occupation of certain parts of Eastern Greenland in 1931. Denmark claimed that the areas occupied by Norway...to territorial sovereignty without observing that Jn many cases the tribunal has been satisfied with very little in the way of the actual exercise of... | |
 | Ram Prakash Anand - Law - 1976 - 324 pages
...American Journal of International Law, vol. 22 (l92s), «G7. • In this case the Permanent Court said : "It is impossible to read the records of the decisions...the tribunal has been satisfied with very little in lh" way of actual exe1cue of sovereign rights, provided that the other state could not make out a superior... | |
 | E. Lauterpacht - Law - 1976 - 562 pages
...cannot be expected to be the same in inhabited or uninhabited regions " (Judge Huber); one has to be " satisfied with very little in the way of the actual exercise of sovereign rights ... in the case of claims to sovereignty over areas in thinly populated or unsettled countries " (Award... | |
 | Acadimie de Droit International de La Haye, Hague Academy of International Law - Law - 1979 - 636 pages
...consistent practice of Mixed Arbitral Tribunals". Again, in the Eastern Greenland case11 it simply said "it is impossible to read the records of the decisions...the way of the actual exercise of sovereign rights". Lauterpacht suggested that the Court had not done enough to co-ordinate the jurisprudence of arbitral... | |
 | Law - 1979 - 482 pages
...claims to the sovereignty, and the tribunal has had to decide which of the two is the stronger. ... in many cases the tribunal has been satisfied with very little in the way of actual exercise of sovereign rights, provided that the other State could not make out a superior claim.... | |
 | Law - 1984 - 384 pages
...constitutes a valid and effective title to territory". The Permanent Court of International Justice found that : ". . . in many cases the tribunal has been...superior claim. This is particularly true in the case of claims to sovereignty over areas in thinly populated or unsettled countries." Cf. PCIJ, Series A/B,... | |
 | L. C. Green, Olive Patricia Dickason - History - 1989 - 324 pages
...intention and will to act as sovereign, and some actual exercise or display of such authority. . . .It is impossible to read the records of the decisions...superior claim. This is particularly true in the case of claims to sovereignty over areas in thinly populated or unsettled countries. In the period when... | |
 | R. Haller-Trost - Boundaries - 1995 - 48 pages
...preclusion. " (ICJ Reports, 1984: 17). 127 See eg the Eastern Greenland Case in which the Court observed that "in many cases the tribunal has been satisfied...state could not make out a superior claim. This is particular true in the case of claims to sovereignty over areas in thinly populated or unsettled countries"... | |
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It is impossible to read the records of the decisions in cases as to territorial sovereignty without observing that in many cases the tribunal has been satisfied with very little in the way of the actual exercise of sovereign rights, provided that the... 
