The Chino Japanese Treaties of May 25 1915
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One of the objects of these treaties was the disposition of the German leased territory and German rights and interests in Shantung. On August 14, China de- clared war against Germany, which fact abrogated the lease convention of 1898. Both the leased terri- tory and all other German rights and interests re- verted back to China. Thus, before Japan could come to any arrangement with Germany, and before the terms of the 1915 treaties in regard to Shan- tung could be carried out, China resumed fu...ll sov- ereignty over the leased territory and took back German interests and rights in Shantung. Strictly speaking, therefore, the principal object, if not the only object, of the Chino-Japanese treaties of 1915 disappeared with the abrogation of the lease con- vention, and with the disappearance of the principal object the said treaties could hardly remain opera- tive. According to the accepted principles of Inter- national Law, treaties become null and void when their objects cease to exist. It is safe to assume, therefore, unless the contrary has been proved to be 74 THE CHINO-JAPANESE TREATIES law, the treaties under consideration are void through the extinction of the German lease and of other concessions which were also based upon the lease convention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the objects of these treaties was the disposition of the German leased territory and German rights and interests in Shantung. On August 14, China de- clared war against Germany, which fact abrogated the lease convention of 1898. Both the leased terri- tory and all other German rights and interests re- verted back to China. Thus, before Japan could come to any arrangement with Germany, and before the terms of the 1915 treaties in regard to Shan- tung could be carried out, China resumed fu...ll sov- ereignty over the leased territory and took back German interests and rights in Shantung. Strictly speaking, therefore, the principal object, if not the only object, of the Chino-Japanese treaties of 1915 disappeared with the abrogation of the lease con- vention, and with the disappearance of the principal object the said treaties could hardly remain opera- tive. According to the accepted principles of Inter- national Law, treaties become null and void when their objects cease to exist. It is safe to assume, therefore, unless the contrary has been proved to be 74 THE CHINO-JAPANESE TREATIES law, the treaties under consideration are void through the extinction of the German lease and of other concessions which were also based upon the lease convention.
What to read after The Chino Japanese Treaties of May 25 1915?
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