FARAGGI (Marcel) – THE GENERAL ACT OF ARBITRATION
FARAGGI (Marcel) – THE GENERAL ACT OF ARBITRATION
    FARAGGI (Marcel)
    THE GENERAL ARBITRATION AGREEMENT
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1935
    octavo, paperback, uncut, fairly good condition, 294 p.
    “Following the invaluable lecture given by Borel in The Hague, this work is the first comprehensive, synthetic presentation of the General Acts in book form. The author has worked diligently on all the documents of the Security Committee, the Assembly of the League of Nations, etc. F. begins by presenting in detail the problem of arbitration within the framework of the Constitution of the League of Nations and the attempts to develop it. The optional clause, the Geneva Protocol, etc. He then describes the debates within the Security Committee on the question of whether to prioritize a general treaty or specific treaties. With convincing arguments, the author argues in favor of the former solution, which was ultimately adopted in the General Act. He then addresses the numerous specific issues raised by the General Act. (…) The author examines, for example, in great depth the reservation concerning disputes arising from prior events.” “The main feature of this work lies in the author’s critical analysis of the specific nature of the ‘general law of arbitration,’ the various procedures it envisions, and the support it receives from the major powers involved. In examining the distinction between political and justiciable disputes, the author provides some particularly relevant examples of the main actors involved in these two types of disputes. According to him, no dispute can be political if it is covered by a treaty or by international custom or usage, and there are important reasons why this must be so, since it is precisely the role of an international court to consider and define both treaties and customs or usages.”

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Mots-clés : Arbitration

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