Private Law Sources and Analogies of International Law (with Special Reference to International Arbitration)Longmans, Green and Company, Limited, 1927 - 326 Seiten |
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... parties , although the experience of international litigation shows that such rules tend rather to swell the bulk of written and oral arguments than to help the arbitrators . However , they are innocuous so long as they are no more than ...
... parties , although the experience of international litigation shows that such rules tend rather to swell the bulk of written and oral arguments than to help the arbitrators . However , they are innocuous so long as they are no more than ...
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... parties . This is , no doubt , a right course for the international jurist or judge to take , so long as the determination of getting at the will of the parties at all costs does not degenerate into a political interpretation of facts ...
... parties . This is , no doubt , a right course for the international jurist or judge to take , so long as the determination of getting at the will of the parties at all costs does not degenerate into a political interpretation of facts ...
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... parties to the contract , but this task may lawfully and validly be entrusted by the parties to a third person , to a bonus vir . The argument originally propounded that the League cannot legally fulfil the function of a mandant because ...
... parties to the contract , but this task may lawfully and validly be entrusted by the parties to a third person , to a bonus vir . The argument originally propounded that the League cannot legally fulfil the function of a mandant because ...
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The Founders of International Law and the Problem | 8 |
Jellinek H B Oppenheim Nippold Triepel Conceptions | 19 |
Nineteenthcentury Writers | 25 |
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