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International Law. A Treatise. Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 119 — Chapter I · INTERNATIONAL PERSONS

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The question how far concessions granted by a subjugated State to a private individual or to a company must be upheld by the subjugating State, is difficult to answer in its generality. The merits of each case would seem to have to be taken into consideration. See Westlake, I. p. 82; Moore, I. § 98; Gidel, "Des effets de l'annexion sur les concessions" (1904).

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