State servitudes (servitudes under international law) are restrictions on the territorial sovereignty of one State in favour of another and consist either in an obligation to a non facere, namely that the serving State renounces the exercise of a certain sovereign power on its territory, or in faciendo, in that the serving State must tolerate acts of the entitled State on its territory.
Term-Nr.: 157
German: Staatsdienstbarkeiten (750)
Source: LK-Lötscher, 11.05.2020
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