The contribution investigates who can invoke the invalidity of treaties in cases of so-called "absolute" invalidity, like the contrast with a peremptory norm or a treaty concluded because of threat or use of force, and what are the consequences of such invalidity for States not party to the treaty. It concludes that practice, supported by theoretical bases, points to non-recognition of the effects of the treaties.
Absolute Invalidity of Treaties and Their Non-Recognition by Third States / Gianelli, Alessandra. - (2011), pp. 333-349.
Absolute Invalidity of Treaties and Their Non-Recognition by Third States
GIANELLI, Alessandra
2011
Abstract
The contribution investigates who can invoke the invalidity of treaties in cases of so-called "absolute" invalidity, like the contrast with a peremptory norm or a treaty concluded because of threat or use of force, and what are the consequences of such invalidity for States not party to the treaty. It concludes that practice, supported by theoretical bases, points to non-recognition of the effects of the treaties.File allegati a questo prodotto
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