Treaties, Their Making and Enforcement

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The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd., 2005 - 663 páginas
Crandall, Samuel B. Treaties, Their Making and Enforcement. Washington, D.C.: John Bryne & Co., 1916. xxxii, 663 pp. Reprint available March, 2005 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN 1-58477-492-4. Cloth. $140. * Reprint of the second edition. Crandall analyzes agency and the right of ratification, the essentials of validity, the reality of consent and the operation of treaties from the date they take effect to their interpretation and termination. It explores treaty-making in the United States in great depth, including treaties made before and during the Articles of Confederation era, and discusses treaty-making in Germany, Great Britain, France, Belgium, Italy, Denmark, Switzerland and other countries. This important treatise was first published in 1904. The second edition is preferable because it is a substantially expanded work.
 

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109 Miscellaneous Subjects
262
110 Extent and Limitations of the TreatyMaking Power as Vested in the Central Government
265
SIII Suits of a Civil Nature
269
113 Writ of Habeas Corpus
272
FOREIGN STATES
277
CHAPTER XVIII
279
116 Treaties Involving the Finances
280
118 General Legislation to Give Effect to Treaties Naturalization
282

Treaties a Part of the Supreme Law of the Land
49
Jurisdiction of Federal Courts
51
31 In the State Conventions
56
32 Amendments of the Treaty Provisions Proposed by the State
62
34 Advice Sought by Message
68
36 Consultation with Individual Members
75
Specific Amendments Advised
81
46 Consent to Extension of Period for Exchange of Ratifications
89
Treaties Withheld from the Senate
95
Italy
98
CHAPTER VIII
102
57 Adjustment and Settlement of Pecuniary Claims of Citizens against Foreign Governments
108
58 Agreements as Basis of Future Negotiations or of Foreign Policy III
111
59 Modi Vivendi
112
60 Miscellaneous Instances
114
61 Agreements in Execution of Treaty Stipulations
117
CHAPTER IX
121
63 International Copyright
127
64 Trademarks
129
65 International Postal and Money Order Regulations
131
66 Agreements with Indian Tribes
133
67 Acquisition of Territory
135
CHAPTER X
141
69 Between States of the Union
145
THE EXECUTION OR ENFORCEMENT
151
CHAPTER XI
153
Page
158
71 Operation without Congressional Action
160
Conflict between Acts of Congress and Treaties
161
73 Legislation to give Effect to Stipulations
162
CHAPTER XII
164
Debates on the Jay Treaty in 1796
165
Treaties of 1802 and 1803
171
Convention with France of 1831
174
Treaty with Russia of 1867
175
Views of Authorities
177
81 Conclusion
178
CHAPTER XIII
183
83 Convention with Great Britain of 1815
184
84 Convention with France of 1822
188
86 Convention with the States of the German Zollverein of 1844
189
87 Convention with Great Britain of 1854
190
88 Subsequent Conventions for Commercial Reciprocity
191
89 Conclusion
195
CHAPTER XIV
200
92 Legislation to Give Effect to Stipulations for Incorporation of Territory
202
94 Treaty with Spain of 1819
205
Treaties with Mexico of 1848 and 1853
207
96 Organization of Various Western Territories
209
97 Treaty with Russia of 1867
210
98 Treaty with Spain of 1898
212
Power to Cede Territory
220
CHAPTER XV
230
101 Apprehension of Deserting Seamen
233
102 Jurisdiction of Foreign Consuls
234
103 Protection of Industrial Property
236
104 Miscellaneous Cases
239
Japan
240
CHAPTER XVI
246
106 Treaties for Removal of Alien Disability
247
107 Discriminatory Legislation
252
108 Administration of Estates of Deceased Aliens
260
119 Extradition
284
Norway
285
120 Apprehension of Deserting Seamen
286
122 Miscellaneous Subjects
288
123 Treaties Affecting Private Rights
289
124 Treaties for Cession of Territory
292
125 Submission of Treaties to Parliament Before Ratification
298
CHAPTER XIX
301
127 The Constituent Assembly
302
128 Constitutional Provisions 17931871
303
129 National Assembly of 18711875
307
130 Article VIII of the Constitutional Law
308
132 Treaties of Commerce
309
133 Treaties Involving the Finances
311
134 Treaties Relating to the Status of Persons and Property Rights of French Subjects Abroad
312
136 Treaties Not Submitted for Approval of Chambers
314
CHAPTER XX
315
138 Luxemburg
317
140 Italy
320
141 Germany
323
142 AustriaHungary
327
143 Sweden
329
144 Norway
330
145 Denmark
331
146 Spain
332
147 Portugal
333
149 Greece
335
151 Russia and Japan
336
152 Turkey
337
154 Dependencies
339
CHAPTER XXI
343
156 As Affecting Rights of Individuals
345
157 Treaties for Transfer of Territory
347
158 Extradition Conventions
351
159 Treaties of Peace
352
CHAPTER XXII
358
162 b Special Clauses and Treaties for Arbitration
361
163 Questions for the Courts and for the Political Departments in the United States
364
CHAPTER XXIII
371
166 Contemporaneous Declarations and Prior Negotiations
377
167 Practical Construction by Parties
383
168 Casus Omissus
387
169 Discrepancies between the Two Texts
389
170 Construed in the Light of Accepted Principles of Interna tional Law
394
171 General Rules
396
173 Administration on Estates of Deceased Aliens
411
CHAPTER XXV
423
180 Rebus Sic Stantibus
440
182 Effect of Infractions
456
185 Termination in the United States in case of Adverse Breach
462
Belgium
469
Colombia
483
Persia
560
Spain
566
Sweden and Norway
580
Switzerland
586
Discriminatory Legislation
606
Property Rights in Ceded Territory
621
APPENDIX II
635
Index
641
Denmark
647
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