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This memorandum seeks to answer the question of whether the Bosnia and Herzegovina central government or the sub-state entities are proper successors to the immovable assets of the former Yugoslavia. The paper reviews and evaluates the specific facts relating from the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia up to the Dayton Peace Accord in light of the international law of state succession. The paper concludes that the assets in question may properly be considered to continue to rest with the central government of Bosnia and Herzegovina.