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In re Alkan.

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Nationality — Effect of Cession. Treaties — Interpretation of — Interpretation according to the Meaning Prevalent at the Time of the Conclusion of the Treaty. Cession — Effect upon Nationality — Treaty of Paris of November 20, 1815 — Article 7 — Determination of Nationality of Inhabitants of Territories ceded to Prussia by France — Interpretation of Provisions of the Treaty by Application of General Principles of Law in force in 1815.

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Nationality — Effect of Cession. Treaties — Interpretation of — Interpretation according to the Meaning Prevalent at the Time of the Conclusion of the Treaty. Cession — Effect upon Nationality — Treaty of Paris of November 20, 1815 — Article 7 — Determination of Nationality of Inhabitants of Territories ceded to Prussia by France — Interpretation of Provisions of the Treaty by Application of General Principles of Law in force in 1815.

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Nationality — Effect of Cession. Treaties — Interpretation of — Interpretation according to the Meaning Prevalent at the Time of the Conclusion of the Treaty. Cession — Effect upon Nationality — Treaty of Paris of November 20, 1815 — Article 7 — Determination of Nationality of Inhabitants of Territories ceded to Prussia by France — Interpretation of Provisions of the Treaty by Application of General Principles of Law in force in 1815.

Key concepts: Nationality, Treaty, Interpretation (philosophy), Meaning (existential), Political science, Law, Epistemology, Philosophy

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