The Case of Franz Joseph and Lajos Kossuth before the English Court of Chancery

Marcel Szabó

Issue 1 2013
Editorial Introduction
Article Social Europe after Lisbon: Putting the ‘Social’ into the ‘Market Economy’
Article The Implementation of Security Council Resolutions in the European Union Revisited
Article On Myths and Miracles: The EU and Its Possible Accession to the ECHR
Article The International Responsibility of the European Union: a Basic Interpretive Pattern
Article Does the Emperor Really Have New Clothes? A Critical Assessment of the Post-Lisbon Regime of Division of Competences
Article From the Principle of Linguistic Diversity to Enforceable Language Rights in the European Union
Article Hungary versus Slovakia – EU Membership versus Sovereign Statehood
Article Is László Sólyom a European Citizen? Hungary versus Slovak Republic
Article International Law at the European Court of Justice: A Self-Contained Regime or an Escher Triangle
Article Treaty Interpretation by Relying upon Other International Legal Norms
Article International Discussions on the Progressive Realization of the Human Rights to Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation
Article Old-Age Discrimination: The Age-Blindness of International Human Rights Law
Article Questions of Environmental Protection in the Practice of the European Court of Human Rights
Article The Case of Franz Joseph and Lajos Kossuth before the English Court of Chancery
Article The European Union as a Source of Public International Law
Article Gunpowder for Court Battles: Access to Institution Documents in the Administrative Procedure, under Regulation 1049/2001, before the EU Courts and National Courts
Article Union Citizenship: Fundamental Status and Fundamental Rights Analysis of the Recent Jurisprudence of the Court Related to Union Citizenship
Article The Personal Law of Companies and the Freedom of Establishment under EU Law
Article Protection of European Citizens in Third States under Article 23 TFEU
Article La loi sur le Traité de Lisbonne devant la Cour Constitutionnelle de Hongrie
Article Multilevel Protection of Fundamental Rights in the European Union and in Hungary
Article Enforceability of the European Convention on Human Rights by Ordinary Courts in Hungary
Article Regulating Local Border Traffic in the European Union
Article State Acts and Responsibility in the Hungarian-Azeri-Armenian Triangle of the Safarov Case
Article Facilitating War Crimes Procedures in Hungary: The New Criminal Code and Lex Biszku
Book Review A Whole Image or a Few Pieces of Mosaic?
Book Review The Latest Hungarian Textbook: A Successful Introduction to EU Law
Book Review Nagy Boldizsár, A Magyar Menekültjog és Menekültügy a Rendszerváltozástól az Európai Unióba Lépésig – Erkölcsi, Politikai-filozófiai és Jogi Vizsgálódások

DOI: 10.5553/HYIEL/266627012013001001014

	Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law
Article	The Case of Franz Joseph and Lajos Kossuth before the English Court of Chancery Legal Battle over the Ruins of a Repressed Revolution with Its Still Topical International Law Consequences
Authors	Marcel Szabó
DOI	10.5553/HYIEL/266627012013001001014
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Marcel Szabó
Chair, European Law Department of the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of Péter Pázmány Catholic University (Budapest), Deputy-Commissioner for Fundamental Rights, responsible for the protection of the interests of future generations, Hungary. Former Visiting Fellow at the Lauterpach Research Centre for International Law (Cambridge) as well as the Centre for European Legal Studies (Cambridge).

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The Case of Franz Joseph and Lajos Kossuth before the English Court of Chancery

Legal Battle over the Ruins of a Repressed Revolution with Its Still Topical International Law Consequences

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