Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties: entered into force on 27 January 1980. It applies to treaties between states. Part II of the Convention contains provisions concerning the conclusion of treaties, the formulation of reservations, and the entry into force and provisional application of treaties. Part III is concerned with the observance, application and interpretation of treaties, Part IV with amendments and modifications, and Part V with invalidity, termination and suspension of the operation of treaties. Part VI deals with problems arising from the succession of states, hostilities and severance of diplomatic and consular relations. Part VII covers depositaries, modifications, corrections and registration of treaties. An annex deals with procedures for conciliation. The Convention is drafted in unusually clear language, and it is in fact an excellent introduction to the main elements and principles of international treaties law. See also pacta sunt servanda.
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