Examines the effect of force having been used in seizing territory on a latter disposition of territory. Sets out the various modes by which a party may acquire title to territory which it has seized by force. Discusses how the fact that a State territory initially seized territory by force will effect a State’s right to (1) abandon such territory, when the previously dispossessed state maintains a claim to the territory; (2) relinquish such territory when the previously dispossessed state maintains a claim to the territory; (3) cede such territory when the previously dispossessed state does not maintain a claim to the territory; and, (4) cede such territory, when the previously dispossessed state maintains a claim to the territory. Discusses the above four circumstances in light of (a) any remaining right to title in the territory held by a previously dispossessed State; and (b) any limitation to the disposing State’s right of disposition.
Ⅰ. 문제의 제기
Ⅱ. 초기 무력사용에 의해 점령한 영토에 대한 주권의 취득
Ⅲ. 무력사용에 의해 점령한 영토의 처분
Ⅳ. 결론
[Abstract]