Titlebook: International Mandates and Trusteeship Systems; A Comparative Study Ramendra Nath Chowdhuri Book 19551st edition Springer Science + Busines

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Drafting of the Mandates and Trusteeship Articles,practically dominated the proceedings of the two Conferences as they were represented on all Commissions and Committees. On both occasions, the victorious Allied Powers who had already occupied the enemy territories, had to devise a legal solution for the disposal of the enemy colonies—Germany and T

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Establishment of the Two Systems,n both cases within four years of the cessation of hostilities. Thus, considerable delay, which was the common feature, reflected procedural difficulties and political controversies among the Principal Powers who were primarily responsible for the drafting of the new formula.

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The Permanent Mandates Commission and the Trusteeship Council,he Trusteeship Council cannot be changed without an amendment of the Charter itself. In spite of some striking similarities in their spheres of actions, the Trusteeship Council represents a radical departure from the composition and functions of the Mandates Commission.

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Operation of the International Trusteeship System,al Powers in the General Assembly, who are keen for the speedy political emancipation of the twenty million inhabitants of the Trust Territories, has brought about a substantial change in the supervisory character of the Trust administration which was unknown in the preceding generation. We would, t

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Conclusion,effective than the Mandates System? Is there any possibility of its extension to the remaining parts of the colonial world? Is the operation of the machinery devised by the Charter for the supervision of the Trust Territories satisfactory? If not, what improvements can be made in its working? What a