Multilateral law making treaties

(i) Multi partite law making treaties

Multilateral Treaties Deposited with the Secretary General

The former category includes mostly multilateral treaties.

C. The distinction between bilateral and multilateral treaties

Influence in the multilateral treaty making process

The Court classified the instruments as multipartite law making treaties .

Multilateral treaties with neutral parties must clearly stand on a different footing from treaties between parties all of whom have been engaged in the war.

Assistance and guidance will also be provided on the domestic aspects of participation in multilateral treaties.

Modern practice regarding the length of treaty suspension no longer focuses on the distinction between bilateral and multilateral treaties.

1999 2000 Desk Officer of International Treaties, including multilateral and bilateral financial and economic treaties and agreements, Legal Department.

Multilateral Treaties , vol. I, chap. IV.4, p. 192.

The recognition of this family of treaties would seem to be justified and there are also links with other classes of treaty, including multilateral law making treaties.

Moreover, such categories as multilateral law making treaties should be made more specific.

A similar question arises when the distinction between bilateral and multilateral treaties is given prominence.

XXIII.1, p. 356). For other examples and for a discussion of the permissibility of this practice, see below.

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The recent world conflict presented for the first time on a large scale the problem of multilateral treaties all the parties to which were belligerents.

That study concluded that whereas most multilateral treaties are terminated by armed conflict, the presence of neutral States parties leads to mere suspension of multilateral treaties during armed conflict with automatic renewal at its conclusion.

Others reported on their practice of using multilateral treaties as a basis for extradition and mutual legal assistance.

1. Promoting the acceptance of multilateral

1. Promoting the acceptance of multilateral treaties

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II. ANALYTICAL PRESENTATION OF THE REPLIES RECEIVED

Ibid., vol. I, chap. IV.II, pp. 318 italics added. The full text of this objection reads as follows

Multilateral and bilateral agencies

Embassy of Côte d'Ivoire Embassy of Denmark Embassy of France Embassy of the United States of America

Embassy of Angola Embassy of Germany Embassy of France Embassy of Italy Embassy of Israel Embassy of the Russian Federation Embassy of South Africa Embassy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Embassy of the United States of America

Embassy of France Embassy of Mali Embassy of Ukraine Embassy of the United States of America

Embassy of Côte d'Ivoire Embassy of France Embassy of Guinea Embassy of the United States of America

International Institute for Strategic and International Studies

Multilateral efforts must be supplemented with measures adopted at the national level that strengthen commitments entered into by States in the context of the multilateral treaties on disarmament and non proliferation to which they are parties.

3. Ways and means of implementation of multilateral treaties

their participation in the process of multilateral treaty

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In its commentary on draft article 16, the Commission concluded after an extensive review of State practice that no exception to the clean slate principle applies to general multilateral treaties and multilateral treaties of a law making character. In the context of the clean slate doctrine, therefore, the Commission refused to create a special exception for law making treaties.

(b) Multilateral agencies

B. Multilateral surveillance

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The Treaty Section will produce an updated CD ROM of the status of multilateral treaties deposited with the Secretary General as at 31 December 2004.

Although multilateral treaties guaranteeing private rights were generally honoured, the decisions on private law treaties are inconsistent.

Rather than adopting the former multilateral bilateral distinction, several modern commentaries on the effect of armed conflict on treaties adopt a more nuanced approach, looking to the actual subject matter of the treaty rather than the number of parties.

In addition, the certified true copies of multilateral treaties deposited with the Secretary General are being prepared for posting on the site.

The role of multilateral assistance

Multilateral law making conventions