亨利-梅因：国际法Lecture 3

state to which the commissioned appropriator belongs should afterwards ratify the appropriation， a good international title would be acquired by it， and so also if

authority to appropriate on behalf of the state had been originally given. In the case of an uncommissioned navigator， something more than a mere formal assumption of possession is required. For example， if a body of adventurers establish themselves in a previously unappropriated country， declaring it at the same time to belong to the state of which they are subjects， this state may ratify their act and declaration， and the title is made complete； but if an uncommissioned navigator takes possession of a new country in the name of his Sovereign， and then sails away without forming a settlement， the modern doctrine is that this orig

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