Arbitration As a Term of International Law
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***** When sovereigns cannot agree about their pretensions, and yet desire to maintain, or to restore peace, they sometimes trust the decision of their disputes to arbitrators chosen by common agreement. As soon as the compromise (agreement) is concluded, the parties ought to submit to the sentence of the arbitrators; they have engaged to do this, and the faith of treaties should be regarded. " The German, J. B. Kliiber, writing in the early part of the nineteenth century says:^* "If the person... who has been chosen [arbitrator] accepts, he has the right, after a discussion and a sufficient examination of the reasons pro and con, to pronounce the arbitral judgment (laudum) which he believes conforms with the principles of the Law of Nations. " That is what Lord Stowell, for instance, attempted to do in the famous judgments which he gave when he sat in the High Court "Emer deVattel, The Law of Nations, or Principles of the Law of Nature, Dublin, 1787, pp. 415-416.
"J. B. Kluber, Droit des Gens Moderne de U Eur ope: Paris, Sec.
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***** When sovereigns cannot agree about their pretensions, and yet desire to maintain, or to restore peace, they sometimes trust the decision of their disputes to arbitrators chosen by common agreement. As soon as the compromise (agreement) is concluded, the parties ought to submit to the sentence of the arbitrators; they have engaged to do this, and the faith of treaties should be regarded. " The German, J. B. Kliiber, writing in the early part of the nineteenth century says:^* "If the person... who has been chosen [arbitrator] accepts, he has the right, after a discussion and a sufficient examination of the reasons pro and con, to pronounce the arbitral judgment (laudum) which he believes conforms with the principles of the Law of Nations. " That is what Lord Stowell, for instance, attempted to do in the famous judgments which he gave when he sat in the High Court "Emer deVattel, The Law of Nations, or Principles of the Law of Nature, Dublin, 1787, pp. 415-416.
"J. B. Kluber, Droit des Gens Moderne de U Eur ope: Paris, Sec.
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