Baron Boris Nolde, le Keywords: Currencies | Public international law | Mots clefs: Monnaies | Droit international public | ABSTRACT Boris Nolde’s presentation of international legal phenomena in monetary matters aims to contribute to the construction of the general legal theory of money. He begins with a study of monetary sovereignty and its limitations, and then the currency regime in international payments. He then focuses on the issue of the currency in the event of territorial transformation of States and the …

E. Krispi, Professor Keywords: Currencies | Private international law | Mots clefs: Monnaies | Droit international privé | ABSTRACT In his course on Money in Private International Law, E. Krispis, Professor at the University of Athens, studies the nature of debt as monetary, the question of the type of money owed, the extent of monetary debt, the question of discharge of monetary debt, and then the question of the control of exchange. Dans son cours sur l'argent en droit international privé, E. Krispis, professeur à l'Université d'Athènes, étudie le caractère monéta…

Malaurie, Philippe Keywords: Currencies | Private international law | Gold clause | Mots clefs: Monnaies | Droit international privé | Clause or | ABSTRACT According to Philippe Malaurie, there are three reasons for reviving the issue of Monetary Law in International Private Relations: the crisis of the conflict rule, the crisis of the international monetary system, and contemporary practice. In this course, the author examines the concept of a foreign currency, the clauses referring to a single foreign currency, and multicurrency obligations. Selon Philippe Malaurie, trois r…

A. Mann, LL.D., F. Keywords: Currencies | Public international law | International financial law | Mots clefs: Monnaies | Droit international public | Droit international financier | ABSTRACT Frederick Mann explains in an introduction to his study that the Modern public international law of the money deals with four main subjects. Money is first and foremost one of the objects of the international organization, and its legal implications deserve attention. Then, the author studies main aspects of many treaties accompanying…

Jèze, Gaston Keywords: Currencies | Mots clefs: Monnaies | ABSTRACT Gaston Jeze begins his study on the Stabilization of Currencies by exhibiting the role and the nature of the currency, and particularly its social role. He presents paper money and public service of paper money. He then poses the question of how damaged paper money is stabilized, and how the currency stabilization plan is designed and implemented. Gaston Jèze commence son étude de la stabilisation des monnaies par un exposé du rôle et de la nature de la monnaie, et notamment de son rôle social.…

Sułkowski, Joseph Keywords: Currencies | Currency depreciation | International law | Mots clefs: Monnaies | Dépréciation des monnaies | Droit international | ABSTRACT Joseph Sułkowski, in the introduction to his course, notes that the problem of the influence exerted by the changes in the value of currency on legal relations is of recent origin (the author writes in 1929) and that it become a subject of studies following the fall in the value of the currency which occurred in certain countries following the First Worl…

Burdeau, Geneviève Keywords: Currencies | Monetary policy | Competence | International law | Mots clefs: Monnaies | Politique monétaire | Compétence | Droit international | ABSTRACT Geneviève Burdeau notes in the introduction of her course that the conditions for the exercise of monetary powers by the State are naturally linked not only to a certain political and economic context, but also and very largely to the historical circumstances that might affect the territory in its relationship with political power. Here, Prof…

Carreau, Dominique Keywords: Euro-monnaies | European Union | Currencies | Mots clefs: Eurodevises | Union européenne | Monnaies | ABSTRACT Professor Pastor Ridruejo builds his systematic exposé on international law on four fundamental starting points. The first chapter is dedicated to the general character of international law, to its characteristics compared to domestic law, whether this concern its sources, the prevention and/or the sanctioning of violations, or dispute settlement. The second chapter relates to …