Titlebook: Confiscation in Private International Law; Vrije Universiteit te Amsterdam,Pieter Adriaanse Book 1956 Springer Science+Business Media Dord

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Daniel Ankarloo Ph.D.,Torbj?rn Friberg Ph.D.The recognition of a state or government belongs to the sphere of public international law and a detailed study thereof. is therefore outside the scope of this monograph. We must, however, examine its impact on private international law.

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Victoria-María MacDonald,Mark Nillesa-territorial validity is put in issue.. Thus it may happen that the confiscating government puts in a claim for certain goods which in its opinion are covered by the confiscation. To do this, however, the government requires the active co-operation of the court of the . where such property is situa

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