Expropriation of property by a foreign government for a public purpose with the payment of just compensation, but without the consent of the owner, violates generally observed principles of international law.

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Expropriation by a foreign government for a public purpose with just compensation is generally considered lawful under international law, even without the owner's consent, as long as it meets the criteria of public purpose, non-discrimination, and compensation.

Expropriation of Property by a Foreign Government for a Public