Intertemporal Law
Intertemporal Law is a concept in the field of legal theory. It deals with the complications caused by alleged abuse or violation of collective or individual rights in the historical past, in a territory where the legal system has undergone significant changes since then, and a redress along the lines of the current legal regime is virtually impossible. The origins of Intertemporal Law as a legal theoretical concept, especially in relation to the use of force, are to be found in CJ Huber's discussion in the Palmas Arbitration case. (Islands of Palmas Arbitration, Netherlands v US, 1928) where he stated …
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EPRS: European Parliamentary Research Service · 7 February 2024 English
(proposed Article 58a(2), second indent). Intertemporal law Article 4(1) of the proposal provides that …
UN: The United Nations · 12 December 2022 English
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displace procedural rules such as the rule of intertemporal law for State responsibility and the rule of …
JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 9 March 2022 English
In the case of riverbanks, however, because expanding the territory of the State that is forming land at the same time reduces the territory of the State on the other …
716-718. 76 See the section “The Effects of Intertemporal Law” in this paper. 77 Jennings & Watts, supra … weaknesses of competing claims, the effects of intertemporal law, the principle of stability in territorial … Effects of Intertemporal Law106 The theory of intertemporal law holds that the assessment of past situations … the theory of intertemporal law becomes essential. Here, how to understand intertemporal law in the ruling … applied in a particular case (the so-called intertemporal law), a distinction must be made between the creation …
IAI: Istituto Affari Internazionali · 14 October 2021 English
The associated concept of state sovereignty developed in the wake of the I Augsberg Compromise (1555) - which established the principle of, "cuijus ^ principio eius religio" - and the …
they wish to appeal to the principles of intertemporal law and restore the constitutional principles …
JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 19 March 2020 English
While in the territorial issues, sovereignty over territories and the delimitation of borders are typically the main areas of concern, and the rules of international law which governs such issues …
judicial or arbitral process, the principle of intertemporal law and the concept of critical date may play … to resolve disputes in international law. Intertemporal law is a principle that a judicial fact must be …
JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 19 March 2020 English
3 The South China Sea Arbitration and Beyond: China’s Approach to the Law of the Sea and the Rule of Law The South China Sea Arbitration and Beyond: China’s Approach …
judicial or arbitral process, the principle of intertemporal law and the concept of critical date may play … to resolve disputes in international law. Intertemporal law is a principle that a judicial fact must be …
FDSM: Faculdade de Direito do Sul de Minas · 2020 Portuguese
theoretical north about the application of intertemporal law and the legal rules pertinent to the labor … in the Federal Constitution. Keywords: Intertemporal law; labor law; immediate or retroactive application; …
JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 27 March 2019 English
The existence of international law is premised on the existence of a group of states, with the existence of a group of states and the existence of international law essentially …
legal notions and to basic principles of intertemporal law.” Separate Opinion of Judge Jiménez Aréchaga … elementary notions and basic principles of intertemporal law are. If they were the concept and/ or principle …
JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 27 March 2019 English
Compared to these positions of party States to the dispute, how did the tribunal formulate the dispute or the subjects of the dispute? ② Concerning the characterization of this dispute, …
legal notions and to basic principles of intertemporal law.” Separate Opinion of Judge Jiménez Aréchaga … elementary notions and basic principles of intertemporal law are. If they were the concept and/ or principle …
EU: European Union · 11 October 2017 English
This paper outlines the consequences of the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union in the area of consumer protection. It examines the withdrawal’s impact on consumer protection under different …
can, at least from a perspective of German intertemporal law of obligations, be described as the general …
