...article III of the Treaty of Peace with Japan (3 UST 3169; TIAS 2490) which authorized the United States to "exercise all and any powers of administration,...jurisdiction over the territory and inhabitants of (the Ryukyu and Daito islands) " while Japan retained what Secretary Dulles termed "residual sovereignty"...

...administering authority. Pending such arrangements, the treaty stated that "the United States will have the right to exercise all and any powers of administration,...jurisdiction over the territory and inhabitants of these islands, including their territorial waters." The treaty made no provision for the return of...

...alleged treaty transfers of property, Hansell instances the return to Japan of the Ryukyu Islands.43 By article III of the 1951 Treaty of Peace with Japan,...over the territory and inhabitants of those islands. . . ." There is not a word about cession of territory or sovereignty. They are saying go ahead and...

...of the 1951 Treaty of Peace with Japan : 3 UST 3169; TIAS 2490. In Article III of the 1951 Treaty, the United States received the right to exercise "....jurisdiction over the territory and inhabitants of these islands, including their territorial waters." The question that arises is whether the 1972 transfer...

...Article III of the Treaty of Peace with Japan (3 UST 3169; TIAS 2490) which authorized the United States to "exercise all and any powers of administration,...jurisdiction over the territory and inhabitants of (the Ryukyu and Daito islands)" which Japan retained what Secretary Dulles termed "resklunl sovereignty''*...

...Article III of the Treaty of Peace with Japan (3 UST 3169; TÍAS 2490) which authorized the United States to "exercise all and any powers of administration,...jurisdiction over the territory and inhabitants of [the Ryukyu and Daito islands]," while Japan retained what Secretary Dulles termed "residual sovereignty"...

...III of the Treaty of Peace with Japan (3 I'ST 3169: TIAS 2-490) which authorized the United States to "exercise all and any powers of administration,...jurisdiction over the territory and inhabitants of [the Ryukyn and Daito islands]," while Japan retained what Secretary Dulles termed "residual sovereignty"...

...alleged treaty transfers of property, Hansell instances the return to Japan of the Ryukyu Islands.** By Article III of the 1951 Treaty of Peace with Japan,...it made no similar renunciation with respect to the Byukyus.*1 Quoting the Legal Advisor of the State Department, that "sovereignty over the Ryukyu Islands...

...transfers of property, Hansell instances the return to Japan of the Ryukyu Islands." By Article ill of the 1951 Treaty of Peace with Japan, the United...those islands. * * * While Japan renounced in Article П, "all right, title and claim" to various territories, it made no similar renunciation with respect...

...enjoyed under article HI of the 1951 Treaty of Peace with Japan. By that article, the United States had received the right to exercise "all and any powers...jurisdiction over the territory and inhabitants of these islands including their territorial waters." Did the transfer of these interests back to Japan...