terra nullius การใช้

• Under international law, terra nullius is a territory not under any state.
• 65.24.105.132-- Land not owned by anybody would be terra nullius.
• The concept of " terra nullius " was not considered in this case, however.
• The implication is that it reverts to its former status as " terra nullius ".
• International waters have no sovereignty, ergo is " Terra nullius " as no state controls it.
• The island was considered terra nullius until the Spitsbergen Treaty of 1920 placed it under Norwegian sovereignty.
• This is quite likely to have significance since it's in a terra nullius created by a border conflict.
• Therefore they belonged to nobody, including the aborigines, who according to terra nullius weren't there to begin with.
• British imperialism often used the concept of Terra nullius ( Latin expression which stems from Roman law meaning'empty land').
• For the colonists this could happen because Australia was considered terra nullius, vacant land freely available for occupation and exploitation.
• The United States argued that Spain acquired title to Palmas when Spain discovered the island and the island was terra nullius.
• Norway occupied then-uninhabited eastern Greenland as Erik the Red's Land in July 1931, claiming that it constituted " terra nullius ".
• But that fiction, technically called terra nullius, has since been overturned twice by the country's most powerful judicial body, the High Court.
• By doing this, the land appeared empty, and now fell under a category of adopted Roman law called " Terra Nullius ".
• A similar example is terra nullius-- the British defining Australia as " empty land " when it was nothing of the sort.
• The deliberately ambiguous title could refer to the house itself, but also the history of White Australia ( see Terra nullius ).
• The majority in the High Court rejected the doctrine of " terra nullius ", in favour of the concept of native title.
• Jedli
  ka stated that neither Serbia, Croatia nor any other nation claims the land as its own ( " terra nullius " ).
• In other words, Britain promised not to colonize South America south of the areas already occupied by Spain, even uninhabited terra nullius areas.
• During the same year, the court overturned a 200-year-old legal fiction known as terra nullius _ which said Australia was unoccupied before Europeans arrived.