Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preliminary Material / Allahyar Mouri -- Table of Cases: Iran-U.S. CTR / Allahyar Mouri -- Table of Cases: Other International Fora / Allahyar Mouri -- Table of Cases: Municipal Courts / Allahyar Mouri -- Books, Articles, Journals and Papers / Allahyar Mouri -- Laws, Regulations, Treaties and Conventions / Allahyar Mouri -- Aspects of The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal / Allahyar Mouri -- Book One What Constitutes Expropriation or Measures Affecting Property Rights / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter I What Constitutes a Property Right / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter II What Constitutes Expropriation / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter III What Constitutes Measures Affecting Property Rights / Allahyar Mouri -- Book Two Liability / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter IV Attributibility / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter V Causal Link Requirement and Defences to Liability / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter VI Burden of Proof / Allahyar Mouri -- Book Three Compensation / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter VII What is the Applicable Law / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter VIII Compensability and Elements Affecting Compensation / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter IX Standard of Compensation / Allahyar Mouri -- Book Four Valuation / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter X Methods of Valuation / Allahyar Mouri -- Chapter XI Valuation Date and Its Impact / Allahyar Mouri -- Developments in International Law / Allahyar Mouri.

This book deals with expropriation and other measures affecting property rights as set out in the awards of the Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal, and thus examines the relation between general international law and the lex specialis, viz., the provisions of the Algiers Declarations and the Treaty of Amity between the Governments of Iran and the United States. It studies what rights have been considered as property rights capable of being independently expropriated or affected by other measures, and what rights have not been so qualified, although they might have been considered as forming an element of valuation. Furthermore, the liability and attributability issues are discussed, as are the methods of compensation and of valuation.

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