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Luther v. Sagor.

England.  21 December 1920 ; 12 May 1921 .

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2021

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Abstract

Sphere of Executive in Matters of Foreign Policy — Conclusiveness of Statements by Executive — Recognition of Foreign Governments and States.

Recognition of New Government of Foreign State — Retroactive Effect.

Recognition of New Government of Foreign State — De facto and de jure Recognition.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Recognition in Foreign Countries of Legislative and Executive Acts Affecting Movables within the Jurisdiction.

Recognition of New Government of Foreign State — The Appropriate Organ to Grant Recognition — Consequences of de facto Recognition — British Recognition of Russian Soviet Government — Validity of Legislation and Administrative Acts of a Recognised Government on its own Territory.

Keywords

Sphere of Executive in Matters of Foreign PolicyRecognition of New Government of Foreign StateJurisdiction
Type
Case Report
Information
Annual Digest of Public International Law Cases , Volume 1 , 1932 , pp. 47 - 51
Copyright
© Cambridge University Press 1932

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