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Discussions Relative to Unilateral Denunciation in International Organisations and Conferences,of international law, the proceedings of international organisations have not sufficiently been taken into account in determining and developing international legal norms. Apart from the fact that states have felt it necessary in recent years to act or voice their opinions individually and collectiv

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Conclusions,nternational agreement forbidding it. It is in fact grounded in the considerations of justice and equity, affirmed by judicial pronouncements and the teachings of the publicists of the various nations and confirmed by the general practice of states.

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Conclusions,nternational agreement forbidding it. It is in fact grounded in the considerations of justice and equity, affirmed by judicial pronouncements and the teachings of the publicists of the various nations and confirmed by the general practice of states.