-
United States.
Relinquishment of U.S.
citizenship remains uncommon in
absolute terms, but has
become more
frequent than
relinquishment of the citizenship...
- may
refer to:
Surrender (law), the
early relinquishment of a
tenancy Surrender (military), the
relinquishment of territory, combatants, facilities, or...
- The Sino-British
Treaty for the
Relinquishment of Extra-Territorial
Rights in China, or the Sino-British New
Equal Treaty, was a
bilateral treaty concluded...
- The
Treaty between the
United States and
China for the
Relinquishment of
Extraterritorial Rights in
China was a
bilateral treaty signed by the
United States...
- Sino-American
Treaty for the
Relinquishment of
Extraterritorial Rights in
China Sino-British
Treaty for the
Relinquishment of Extra-Territorial Rights...
- In law,
abandonment is the
relinquishment,
giving up, or
renunciation of an interest, claim, privilege, possession,
civil proceedings, appeal, or right...
-
parties to the case had the
right to
object to
relinquishment. FAQ Talmon,
Stefan (22 July 2021). "
Relinquishment of
jurisdiction contra legem: The European...
-
about their relinquishment of
domestic animals. Of
those owners about 3,600 dogs and
litters and 1,400 cats and
litters have been
relinquished. According...
- Central,
Official Biography, US Army,
accessed 2022-12-09 "Webcast:
Relinquishment of
Responsibility for GEN
James McConville /
Change of Responsibility...
- Surrender, in
military terms, is the
relinquishment of
control over territory, combatants, fortifications,
ships or
armament to
another power. A surrender...
