Recognition in International Law: With Special Reference to Russia

A.J. vol American Annual Digest applied assertion attitude authority belligerent rights blockade Bolivia Britain British Government British subjects Chargé d'Affaires civil claim conditions of recognition considerations courts decision declaration declaratory view despatch doctrine duty of recognition effect entitled established exercise existence expressed fact facto government Finland foreign fulfil Hackworth ibid independence instructed insurgents international law Jacmel jure juridical law of nations Law Officers lawful government League of Nations legal duty Lordship's commands signified Majesty's Government Manchukuo matter of recognition ment Minister neutrality non-recognition obedience parties political ports possession practice premature recognition principle question reason recognition of belligerency recognition of governments refusal to recognize refusing recognition regard regime Republic revolution rule of international Secretary sovereign sovereignty Soviet Government Soviet Russia Spain Spanish Civil War statehood territory test of recognition tion TRAVERS TWISS Treaty United United States Secretary unrecognized government Vatican City vessels view of recognition