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A state can be bound by a treaty even if it is not a party to it under certain circumstances, such as when it has expressed consent to be bound through acceptance, adoption, or a subsequent agreement. Additionally, customary international law may impose obligations on all states, regardless of their treaty status. Furthermore, if a treaty contains provisions that are considered to reflect binding norms of international law, non-parties may still be held accountable to those norms. However, generally, states are only legally bound by treaties to which they have explicitly consented.
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What is the definition of constitutional independence?
state is not bound by any treaties to which it is not a party
What is the difference in ratification of treaty and signatory to a treaty?
By signing a treaty a State expresses,in principle,its intention to become a party to the treaty.However,signature does not, in any way,oblige a State to take further action. Ratification involves legal obligation for the ratifying State to apply the treaty.
Who signed the Antarctic Treaty?
As of 2014, there are 50 states party to the treaty.
How many countries are in the Antarctic Treaty?
As of 2014, there are 50 states party to the treaty.
How does a member of congress act as partisan?
Partisan feel duty bound to vote in line with the party platform and the wishes of their party's leaders.
What are the characteristics of a bound state and how does it differ from a free state?
A bound state is when particles are held together by a force, such as in an atom or molecule. In a bound state, the particles have lower energy and are stable. In contrast, a free state is when particles are not bound together and can move independently. Bound states have specific energy levels and are more stable than free states.
What treaty did the Nazi Party want to undo?
he died on mARCH the versailles treaty of WWI
What was the purpose of the treaty of Laramie?
It bound the Plains Indians to territories away from the major trails
What is the difference between accession and ratification of a treaty?
Accession: see Ratification. Accession is not the usual method by which a State, which has taken part in the negotiations or signed the treaty, may subsequently consent to be bound by its terms. The treaty may stipulate accession by certain States. In that case, these States have a right to accede to the treaty. Accession may not also require an invitation to accede decided by the Committee of Ministers, upon request of the country interested. In general, accession is permitted after the entry into force of the treaty.
What area did the treaty give to France?
You will have to state the name of the treaty.
What was the purpose of the 1851 treaty of Laramie?
it bound the plains Indians to territories away from major trails
What was the purpose of treaty of fort Laramie?
It bound the Plains Indians to territories away from the major trails
