Either Party may terminate this Agreement, at any time, by giving written notice to the other Party.

When the conciliator receives information concerning the dispute from a party, the conciliator may disclose the substance of that information to any other party to the conciliation. However, when a party gives any information to the conciliator, subject to a specific condition that it be kept confidential, that information shall not be disclosed to any other party to the conciliation.

UNDOF supervised the area of separation by means of fixed positions and patrols to ensure that military forces of either party were excluded from it.

Since neither side can plead error, it is immaterial whether or not this reliance was based on a belief that the map was correct.

Further submissions of the parties

Further submissions by the parties

Subsequent submissions of the parties

The hostilities resulted in hundreds of casualties from both sides and an additional 20,000 Georgian refugees.

The use of the word may in the arbitration clause was to be interpreted to mean that either party had an option to proceed with arbitration, and not that the submission of disputes to arbitration was optional.

Both members need each other.

That will require both sides to make substantial concessions.

But the two have different sets of concerns and herein lie their inherently different perceptions of the situation.

This serves the interests of both sides.

But the provisos that each side would demand of the other put into question the sincerity of their commitment to a two state solution.

Both sides can keep their armies in such a position that they can be quickly deployed whenever the other side breaches the agreement.

In the Judgment, the Chamber specified the coordinates of 154 points through which the boundary between Benin and Niger passes in that sector, and determined to which party each of the 25 islands of the river belongs, on the basis of the boundary line as described above.

The road map states clearly that Israel should dismantle outposts and freeze settlement activity, and the Quartet's position is that neither party should undertake actions that threaten to prejudge final status talks.

(a) An invitation by a party to engage in conciliation proceedings or the fact that a party was willing to participate in conciliation proceedings

The parties shall inform one another other of their respective places of business.

The summary of the argument of the parties is taken from the text of the decision.

Article 3 (party autonomy)

Article 3. Party autonomy

Article 6. Location of the parties

Mr. Estrella Faria (Secretariat) said that an article on interpretation was a standard provision in all UNCITRAL conventions and had not proved contentious in the Working Group.

(d) To maintain liaison with the parties

International organizations reported numerous human rights violations by both sides.

Supplementary submissions by the parties on the merits of the complaint

Upon receiving the unanimous consent of the States parties to the dispute regarding the composition of the Commission, the Chairman shall proceed to the appointment of the members of the Commission and shall inform the States parties to the dispute of the composition of the Commission.

The full text of any communication brought to the attention of the Committee shall be made available to any member of the Committee upon that member's request.

Article 6. Location of the parties (continued)

Article 6. Location of the parties (continued)

It is developing as a forum for oversight, coordination and liaison between the parties, facilitating both parties' implementation of the ceasefire agreement.

The Secretariat had confirmed that party autonomy did not mean that the draft convention empowered parties to set aside statutory requirements.

9. Urges, in this regard, the two parties to continue their cooperation with the Secretary General and his Personal Envoy with a view to reaching a mutually acceptable political solution to this dispute

The full text of any communication brought to the attention of the Committee shall be made available to any member of the Committee upon request.

Neither side can talk its way out of this predicament.

In practice, both parties are afraid of their convictions.

But each side s interests need not be mutually exclusive.

The dialogue should be resumed through pertinent measures of trust between the parties.

None of that matters now.

After three years, Greece s experience is telling.

There should be nothing surprising about this.

Both positions are firmly held and can be buttressed by arguments that are valid from the point of view of the country concerned.

The two parties have long known their respective obligations.

Article 6, paragraph (2) ( location )