...continental shelf into "just and equitable" shares in proportion to length of sea-frontage. It held that the rights of the coastal state in respect of the area of continental shelf constituting a natural prolongation of its land territory under the sea exist ipso facto and ab initio...

...shelf, enshrined in article 2 of the 1058 (leneva Convention, though quite Independent of It— namely that the rights of the coastal State in respect of the area of continental shelf that constitute! a natural prolongation of its land territory into and under the sea exist ipso facto and...

...instance, been noticed that the Court made certain observations on " the rights of the coastal States in respect of the area of continental shelf that constitutes...prolongation of its land territory into and under the sea " (at page 22 ; italics added), and on what meaning is to be attributed to the words " adjacent to...

...convention, they say it is independent of it — "namely, that the rights of the coastal state in respect to the area of Continental Shelf that constitutes a natural...prolongation of its land territory into and under the sea exists ipso facto and ab initio by virtue of sovereignty over the land and as an extension of it in...

...convention, they say it is independent of it — "namely, that the rights of the coastal state in respect to the area of Continental Shelf that constitutes a natural prolongation of its land territory into a facto and ab initio by virtue of sovereig extension of it in an exercise of sovereij exploring the...

...area of exploitability because he really didn't mean to say what he said ; you would take it he said the area of Continental Shelf that constitutes a natural prolongation of its land territory within the area of current exploitability they have jurisdiction, isn't that right ? Mr. LAYLIN. My...

...enshrined in Article 2 of the 1958 Geneva Convention, though unite independí ir of it. — namely that the rights of the coastal State in respect of the area of i-nn tinental shelf that constitutes a natural prolongation of its land territory into ¡uni under...

...shelf, enshrined in Article 2 of the 1958 Geneva Convention, though quite independent of it, — namely that the rights of the coastal State in respect of the area of the continental shelf that constitutes a natural prolongation of its land territory into and under...

...stated : i[T]he most fundamental of all the rules of law relating to the continental shelf . . . [is] that the rights of the coastal State in respect of...prolongation of its land territory into and under the sea exists ipso facto and ab initio by virtue of its sovereignty over the land, and as an extension of...

...shelf, enshrined in Article 2 of the 1958 Geneva Convention, though quite independent of it, — namely that the rights of the coastal State in respect of...shelf that constitutes a natural prolongation of its laud territory Into and under the sea exist ipso facto and a 6 initio, by virtue of its sovereignty...