Arbitration in Latin America
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" Articles 4 th to 1 9 th inclusive, as to procedure, were similar to those of the Hague Convention; the remaining were as follows : Article 26. The present Treaty does not abrogate any previous existing ones, between two or more of the Con- tracting Parties, in so far as they give greater extension to compulsory Arbitration. Neither does it alter the stipu- lations regarding Arbitration, relating to specific questions which have already arisen, nor the course of arbitration proceedings which m...ay be pending by reason of the same.
Article 2i st - Without the necessity of exchanging rati- fications, this Treaty shall take effect so soon as three States, at least, of those signing it, express their approval to the Government of the United States of Mexico, which shall communicate it to the other Governments.
6 82 Article 22 nd - The nations which do not sign the present Treaty, may adhere to it at any time. If any of the signa- tory nations should desire to free itself from its obligations, it shall denounce the Treaty; but such denouncement shall not produce any effect except with respect to the nation which may denounce it, and only one year after the noti- fication of the same has been made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Articles 4 th to 1 9 th inclusive, as to procedure, were similar to those of the Hague Convention; the remaining were as follows : Article 26. The present Treaty does not abrogate any previous existing ones, between two or more of the Con- tracting Parties, in so far as they give greater extension to compulsory Arbitration. Neither does it alter the stipu- lations regarding Arbitration, relating to specific questions which have already arisen, nor the course of arbitration proceedings which m...ay be pending by reason of the same.
Article 2i st - Without the necessity of exchanging rati- fications, this Treaty shall take effect so soon as three States, at least, of those signing it, express their approval to the Government of the United States of Mexico, which shall communicate it to the other Governments.
6 82 Article 22 nd - The nations which do not sign the present Treaty, may adhere to it at any time. If any of the signa- tory nations should desire to free itself from its obligations, it shall denounce the Treaty; but such denouncement shall not produce any effect except with respect to the nation which may denounce it, and only one year after the noti- fication of the same has been made.
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