In international law that an injured State is entitled to obtain compensation from the State which has committed an internationally wrongful act for the damage.

Restitution involves normally a matter of negotiation.

Restitution involves loss of property, the damage is assessable in the context of market price, including even the loss of profits, and therefore it may become compensable.

Restitution involves the re-establishment of the situation, as far as possible, which had existed prior to the commission of the internationally wrongful act.

Restitution involves in an acknowledgement of the breach, an expression of regret, a formal apology or another appropriate modality.