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Research in international law. I. Diplomatic privileges and immunities. II. Legal position and functions of consuls. III. Competence of courts in regard to foreign states. IV. Piracy. V. Piraccy laws of various countries. Drafts of conventions prepared for the codification of international law.

Title
Research in international law. I. Diplomatic privileges and immunities. II. Legal position and functions of consuls. III. Competence of courts in regard to foreign states. IV. Piracy. V. Piraccy laws of various countries. Drafts of conventions prepared for the codification of international law.
Publication
Cambridge, Mass., Harvard law school, 1932.

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Description
1 p. l., v. 1013 p.; 26 cm.
Series Statement
Supplement to the American journal of international law. v. 26, 1832. Official documents
Subject
  • Diplomatic and consular service
  • Diplomatic privileges and immunities
  • Consular jurisdiction
  • Courts
  • Pirates
  • International law and retributions > Codification
Note
  • At head of title: Research in international law. Harvard law school.
  • "The preparation of the drafts has been undertaken with the object of stating the collective views of a group of American specially interested in the development of international law concerning the subjects which may be considered in connection with the codification of international law,"-General introd.
  • Index omitted in this edition.
Call Number
XBF (Research in international law. I. Diplomatic privileges and immunities. 1932 (1013 p.))
LCCN
a 32002972
OCLC
1856830
Title
Research in international law. I. Diplomatic privileges and immunities. II. Legal position and functions of consuls. III. Competence of courts in regard to foreign states. IV. Piracy. V. Piraccy laws of various countries. Drafts of conventions prepared for the codification of international law.
Imprint
Cambridge, Mass., Harvard law school, 1932.
Series
Supplement to the American journal of international law. v. 26, 1832. Official documents
Research Call Number
XBF (Research in international law. I. Diplomatic privileges and immunities. 1932 (1013 p.))
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