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Volume 9, Issue 1.
Winter
When interpreting international agreements, courts have often sought guidance in subsequent practice of the parties to the agreements. The types of practice which may be examined, and the probative weight the practice deserves, however, have been matters of some dispute. The author explores the approaches taken by the International Court of Justice, ... read moreexamines the juridical basis of practice as an interpretive guide, and concludes that the proper role of practice is as evidence of a treaty's common sense meaning.
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