Contemporary Law Pamphlets

Contemporary Law Pamphlets 

Contemporary Law Pamphlets 

1 online resource (26 pages) 

The file contains a contemporary law pamphlet by the New York University School of Law. This is the 5th edition by Emilio De Hofmannsthal and Richard Berger, edited by Alexander N Sack, Professor of Law, New York University. It belongs to the International Law Series for the international protection of axis victims and revindictaion of their property rights. On 42 pages the authors explain the position in countries which recognize occupation and of those which do not recognize occupation. Subtopics are the change of citizenship, the right of emigration and cancellation of citizenship. Furthermore attributes of properties are explained, like the property situation abroad, characteristics of confiscation, like money restriction and pseudo-taxation and the right to claim indemnity. Also the occupation itself is described. Like when the Reich occupied Austria and Czechoslovakia and when Italy occupied Abyssinia and Albania, the sovereignties of the occupied country were destroyed. But when the Reich occupied Denmark, Belgium and part of France the sovereignties of those countries were theoretically unimpaired.