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Address of Prof. Theodore P. Ion

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Friday Evening, April 19, 1907
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Proceedings of the American Society of International Law at its annual meeting (1907-1917) , Volume 1 , 1907 , pp. 173 - 194
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1907

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References

1 It is not the policy of the Society to republish an article which has appeared elsewhere, but for the sake of completeness the fact has been overlooked that Mr. Ion’s paper had previously appeared in the Michigan Law Review, Vol. V, page 326.

1a See Calvo, Vol. II, p. 193. Also Al. Kivier, Vol. II, p. 189.

2 See articles 11 and 13 of the Civil Code of France, and article 3 of the Civil Code of Italy; see also Pr. Fodéré, Vol. III, pp. 634, 635; Fiore, P., Le Droit International Privé, Vol. I, § 279.Google Scholar

3 See Fiore, P., Trattato di Diritto, Internazionale Publico, Vol. I, p. 456, ed. 1904 Google Scholar; also Bar, Private Inter. Law, p. 212.

4 Bar, Private Inter. Law, p. 211; also P. Fiore, op. cit.

5 See Torres Campos, Elementos de Derecho, Internacionale Privado, p. 210, ed. 1906.

6 See treaties of 1904 between Spain, Colombia, Guatemala, and Mexico, and that of 1905 with Salvador, lb. Torres Campos.

7 See treaty of 1887 between France and Switzerland.

8 See Senate Documents, vol. 37, p. 155.

9 Senate Documents, vol. 37, p. 494.

10 See J. de Clerg, Recueil des Traités de France, vol. 17, p. 506, 1887.

11 59 Mass., 198.

12 See also State v. The City of Cincinnati, 19 Ohio, 178, and Van Camp v. Board of Education, 9 Oh. St., 407.

13 48 Cal., 36.

14 82 Cal., 588.

15 45 Ark., 121.

16 130 N. C, 472.

17 107 N. C., 609.

18 In Missouri in 1890. in the case of Lehew v. Brummell, 103 Mo., 551, and in W. Virginia, in 1896. in Martin v. Board of Education, 42 W. Va., 514.

19 7 Nev., 342.

20 13 Abb. Pr. (N. Y.), 159.

21 40 How. Pr. (N. Y.), 249.

22 93 N. Y., 438.

23 161 N. Y., 598.

24 21 Ohio, 198.

25 48 Ind., 327.

26 See Congressional Globe, vol. 70, p. 1753.

27 S. W. Rep., 623.

28 95 U. S., 485.

29 163 U. S., 537.

30 112 U. S., 536.

31 See Treaty-Making Power of the United States, by Charles H. Butler, Vol. 1. p. 395, where the views of various authorities are given. See also Wharton Dig. of Inter. Law, vol. 2, § 138 et seq.

32 1 Cal., 232.

33 See also United States v. Rhodes, 1 Abb., 28.

34 3 Dall., 199.

35 5 How., 504, 613.

36 11 Wall., 617.

37 14 Peters, 540.

38 100 U. S., 483.

39 163 U. S., 537.