- be doubtful. This
usage is
sometimes called uti
possidetis de facto. In
recent times, uti
possidetis refers to a
doctrine for
drawing international boundaries...
- Uti
possidetis juris or uti
possidetis iuris (Latin for "as [you]
possess under law") is a
principle of
international law
which provides that
newly formed...
- any territorial, economic, or
political rights. This
contrasts with uti
possidetis,
where each side
retains whatever territory and
other property it holds...
-
Border Dispute: the
interplay of
titles and 'effectivités'
under the uti
possidetis juris principle,
Leiden Journal of
International Law
Archived 29 September...
- Most of the 1810
borders countries had
initially accepted on the uti
possidetis iuris principle had by 1848
either been
altered by war or were contested...
- America. p. 59. ISBN 9780819165923. Hasani,
Enver (2023-07-01). "UTI
POSSIDETIS JURIS: FROM ROME TO KOSOVO". operationkosovo.kentlaw.edu.
Retrieved 2023-07-01...
-
weakness of his antagonist's." The
principle bears some
similarity to uti
possidetis ("as you possess, so may you
continue to possess"),
which currently refers...
-
Border Dispute: The
Interplay of
Titles and 'Effectivités'
under the Uti
Possidetis Juris Principle".
Leiden Journal of
International Law. 18 (4): 777–794...
-
exploration in the era, but
which Britain claimed on the
basis of uti
possidetis. It has
sometimes been
claimed that the
British government's objections...
-
South American colonies were over, Simón Bolívar
established the uti
possidetis juris principle as the
basis for the
territorial demarcation of the new...