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CYIL 7 ȍ2016Ȏ

INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTS…

uniformity of these proceedings, creating another challenge for future legislative

developments in this area.

2.

8. Transterritorial effects of national administrative acts represent another

particular visionary feature mentioned by

Karl Neumeyer.

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It is matter of fact that

these effects were a subject of interest for several other scholars of administrative

law.

Prospero Fedozzi

53

and

Giuseppe Biscottini

54

presented an overview of acts

having transterritorial effects in their works on international administrative law.

In principle, the following cases of horizontal transterritorial decision making

were identified in these works: (a) administrative acts issued by state authorities

with respect to a territory occupied by military force, or with respect to a

terra

nullius,

(b) administrative acts having horizontal transterritorial effects based on

provisions of applicable bilateral or multilateral international agreement (cases of

a recognition

ex contractu

or

ex lege

), (c) cases, where effects of administrative acts

are grandfathered by an international agreement providing for a change of state

border,

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(d) administrative acts which have been formally recognised by another

sovereign state (cases of a recognition

ex actu

), (e) administrative acts which

are addressed to a subject enjoying an “extratrerritorial” status in the host state

(an act promoting a diplomatic

attaché

is given as an example for this category

by academic literature

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), (f ) administrative acts which are delivered to a subject

which, while dwelling in the territory of foreign state, is at the same time subject

to obligation under domestic law (the cases of an

apparent

transterritoriality

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),

(g) administrative acts having horizontal transterritorial effects of a purely

technical

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NEUMEYER, K.

Internationales Verwaltungsrecht, Vierter Band: Allgemeiner Teil,

Verlag für Recht und

Gesellschaft AG, Zurich, 1936, pp. 299

et seq.

53

FEDOZZI, P.

Il diritto amministrativo internazionale: nozioni sistematiche

, UnioneTipo-grafica Cooperativa,

Perugia, 1901, pp. 163

et seq.

54

BISCOTTINI, G.

Diritto amministrativo internazionale

, Vol. 2, Casa Editrice dott. Antonio Milani,

Padova, 1966, pp. 505

et seq.

55

In this respect,

Karl Neumeyer

points out the following provisions of the German – Polish Agreement on

Upper Silesia (1922): „

Unbeschadet der Bestimmungen des Artikel 256 des Friedensvertrages von Versailles

werden Deutschland und Polen die Rechte aller Art und insbesondere die Konzessionen und Privilegien, die vor

dem Übergange der Staatshoheit von natürlichen Personen, Gesellschaften oder juristischen Personen erworben

worden sind, auf ihrem Teile des Abstimmungsgebiets nach Massgabe der für sie geltenden Gesetze und der

nachfolgenden Bestimmungen annerkennen und achten

.

Polen behält sich für die Dauer von sechs Monaten

nach dem Übergange der Staatshoheit das Recht vor, die nach dem 20. Oktober 1921 erteilte Konzessionen und

Privilegien zu entziehen, falls der Berechtigte nicht auf Erfordern der zuständigen polnischen Behörde darlegen

kann, dass die Erteilung im Rahmen einer ordnungmässigen Verwaltung erfolgt ist.“

56

VEROSTA, S.

Exterritorialität

, in: Strupp, K., Schlochauer, H.

(eds.) Wörterbuch des Völkerrechts, De

Gruyter, Berlin, 1960, pp. 501

et seq.

57

BEITZKE, G.

Extraterritoriale Wirkung von Hoheitsakten

, in: STRUPP, K., SCHLOCHAUER, H.

(eds.) Wörterbuch des Völkerrechts, De Gruyter, Berlin, 1960, pp. 505

et seq.