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... obligations affecting their rights , and , fortunately for both nations , a change in the British Government made possible the negotiation of the Treaty of Washington of 1871 , which among other things provided for the creation of a ...
... obligations affecting their rights , and , fortunately for both nations , a change in the British Government made possible the negotiation of the Treaty of Washington of 1871 , which among other things provided for the creation of a ...
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... obligation to accept in good faith and be governed by the award . To the credit of all nations be it said that out of the thousands of cases settled by international arbitrations during the past 130 years no nation has refused to ...
... obligation to accept in good faith and be governed by the award . To the credit of all nations be it said that out of the thousands of cases settled by international arbitrations during the past 130 years no nation has refused to ...
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... obligation of the signa- tories to the Santiago Convention to refer to commissions of inquiry all controversies of every nature whatsoever that will not yield to diplomatic treatment , coupled with what amounts to an obligation not to ...
... obligation of the signa- tories to the Santiago Convention to refer to commissions of inquiry all controversies of every nature whatsoever that will not yield to diplomatic treatment , coupled with what amounts to an obligation not to ...
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... obligation . With respect to all signatories to the protocol not accepting the optional clause the jurisdiction of the Court extends only to cases referred to it by general or special agreement . By the terms of the protocol the Court ...
... obligation . With respect to all signatories to the protocol not accepting the optional clause the jurisdiction of the Court extends only to cases referred to it by general or special agreement . By the terms of the protocol the Court ...
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... obligation to decide all disputes between States presented to it . In so doing it has not hesitated to base its decisions on principles and rules of international or public law , as distinguished from private or municipal law . In 1793 ...
... obligation to decide all disputes between States presented to it . In so doing it has not hesitated to base its decisions on principles and rules of international or public law , as distinguished from private or municipal law . In 1793 ...
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