2002
DOI: 10.26530/oapen_345484
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Dare et habere

Abstract: Milano, 1997. Rispetto a questa prima pubblicazione, la versione digitale porta alcune variazioni che ne modificano non solo il contenuto, ma anche le finalità. Il volume del 1997 era infatti costituito per buona parte dall'edizione del libro di conti di Donato Ferrario da Pantigliate, il mercante protagonista delle vicende ricostruite. La decisione di procedere alla pubblicazione di questa fonte era stata determinata da una serie di fattori e circostanze: da un lato la rarità della documentazione contabile di… Show more

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“…While the second mentioned point "does not seem to be of great magnitude in the field of foreign investment due to the bilateral nature of most investment treaties",182 the first and last issues have been considered more contentious in the context of investment-treaty related claims. 183 Firstly, Article 31(3)(c) should not be used as a tool for policing states' compliance with other sources of international law.184 Secondly, "a treaty is capable of modifying the rules of customary international law that would otherwise be applicable as between the States parties to the treaty".185 In addition, itis more convincing to interpret CILs prevailing at the time of interpretation or of the alleged violation of the treaty. (Rule I: based on the sole effect doctrine) and (Rule II: using Article 31 (3)(c) VCLT as a tool for interpreting the treaty provision in light of the CIL rule of police powers) and the failure to identify the police powers rule precisely".…”
Section: Do States' Legislative Responses Cure the Unpredictability Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While the second mentioned point "does not seem to be of great magnitude in the field of foreign investment due to the bilateral nature of most investment treaties",182 the first and last issues have been considered more contentious in the context of investment-treaty related claims. 183 Firstly, Article 31(3)(c) should not be used as a tool for policing states' compliance with other sources of international law.184 Secondly, "a treaty is capable of modifying the rules of customary international law that would otherwise be applicable as between the States parties to the treaty".185 In addition, itis more convincing to interpret CILs prevailing at the time of interpretation or of the alleged violation of the treaty. (Rule I: based on the sole effect doctrine) and (Rule II: using Article 31 (3)(c) VCLT as a tool for interpreting the treaty provision in light of the CIL rule of police powers) and the failure to identify the police powers rule precisely".…”
Section: Do States' Legislative Responses Cure the Unpredictability Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, the so-called will theory sees the intent of the contracting parties as being determinant for international legal personality. 23 This intent may be expressly established, or inferred from the constituent instrument containing no specific provision. 24 Following the will theory, the intention of the founders of the organization decides the organization's legal personality.…”
Section: The Icc As An International Organizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These results were extended by Aubin for applications in Riemannian geometry [1,2]. These ideas lead mathematicians to employ rearrangement methods [9,27,29,30], to seek best constants [16,21,27], and to explore the role of symmetry in various functional inequalities [8,13,17,22]. In recent years, researchers have also been using new techniques such as optimal transport to pursue these types of results [3,12,23].…”
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confidence: 99%