Similarly, any inconsistent territory law would also be inoperative.

collection purposes (collectionist item, national culture heritage item, item of museum value), design and manufacture of a category A firearm, the purpose of destroying firearms and ammunition, rendering them inoperative or manufacturing inoperative firearms and ammunition.

(f) Multilateral maritime and air transport agreements were rendered essentially inoperative but remained legally in force

Multilateral maritime and air transport agreements, as well as communications conventions, were partially inoperative but received partial application.

(g) Communications conventions also remained legally applicable, even if some provisions were inoperative when direct relations with the enemy were called for

Moreover, the Court held that the buyer's general terms of contract were inoperative as they had not been drafted in the language of the negotiations or of the contract.

In 1998, when America complained about seven Moscow Internet addresses involved in the theft of Pentagon and NASA secrets, the Russian government replied that phone numbers from which the attacks originated were inoperative.

See also Verzijl, supra note 6, at 388 (citing decision of the English Patents Appeal Tribunal, 22 June 1959, ILR, vol. 30, pp. 54, 58 (holding wartime Germany remained party to intellectual property Convention but that the Convention was inoperative between Britain and Germany during the war).

Finally, the Court of Appeal rejected the lower court's argument that a referral to arbitration of only some of the causes of action brought before it could be inconvenient , as there would be two suits at the same time, with the risk of contradictory findings. The Court of Appeal held that the arbitration agreement could not, for that sole reason, be qualified as inoperative as per article II, para.