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Geneva General Act for the Settlement of Disputes
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Geneva General Act for the Settlement of Disputes

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  • Members of the Permanent Court of Arbitration.
    arbitration
    / Arbitration provisions of international treaties

    …disputes by arbitration, including the Geneva General Act for the Settlement of Disputes of 1928, adopted by the League of Nations and reactivated by the UN General Assembly in 1949. That act provides for the settlement of various disputes, after unsuccessful efforts at conciliation, by an arbitral tribunal of five…

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    …disputes by arbitration, including the Geneva General Act for the Settlement of Disputes of 1928, adopted by the League of Nations and reactivated by the UN General Assembly in 1949. That act provides for the settlement of various disputes, after unsuccessful efforts at conciliation, by an arbitral tribunal of five…

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