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Ukraine Files International Law Suit To Reclaim Property Rights To Crimea

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Ukraine Files International Law Suit To Reclaim Property Rights To Crimea
Kiev will nationalize Russian overseas property as compensation for the losses over Crimea’s reunification with Russia", Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Justice Natalia Sevostyanova said. The decision is now up to the European Court of Human Rights.

"Ukraine will be able to use this effective instrument if the European Court of Human Rights rules in favor of Kiev", Sevostyanova told “Channel 5,” Ukraine’s National News (UNN) reported on Tuuda.

"There will be a stage of satisfaction, when we’ll determine the amount by which the compensation will be directly paid to.

The tool of property seizure is very effective abroad. Russia currently has a lot of such property in other countries," Sevostyanova said.



May true justice prevail, not some kangaroo court. I hypothesize that the flashpoint of the Ukrainian crisis was basically to resolve the country's future, i.e. NATO vs. BRICS.

So by determining the legality in a European jurisdiction is ex post facto. I would expect solicitation to the Eastern jurisdiction as well, meaning this issue would be permenantly gridlocked. Therefore, a legal stalemate.

http://rt.com/business/264173-ukraine-russia-crimea-lawsuit/
 
This kind of fascinates me. Assume the Court rules in Kiev's favour. Will Ukraine accept that as fair compensation and drop their bid to get Crimea back?

Will Russia accept a ruling against them and give up other property for Crimea? (There literally No Chance they will give up Crimea and its warm water port.)

I'll be following this.
 
DEFCONWarningSystem said:
This kind of fascinates me. Assume the Court rules in Kiev's favour. Will Ukraine accept that as fair compensation and drop their bid to get Crimea back?

Will Russia accept a ruling against them and give up other property for Crimea? (There literally No Chance they will give up Crimea and its warm water port.)

I'll be following this.

I wonder if they can come to an agreement that both Ukrainian and Russian citizens are able to enter Crimea.
 
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