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international judicial & quasi-judicial institutions |
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Institution: |
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Council of the League of Nations |
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Resolution |
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Title: |
Designation
of the Workers' Delegate for the Netherlands at the Third Session of the
International Labour Conference |
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Dated: |
1922.05.12 |
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Link: |
http://www.worldcourts.com/pcij/eng/decisions/1922.07.31_ILC_delegates/docs/1922.05.12/ |
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Citation(s): |
ILC
Delegates (CLN) 1922 WrldCrts 0512
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Original Publication: |
Publications of the Permanent Court of International Justice, Series B – No. 1, Collection of Advisory Opinions, A.W. Sijthoff’s Publishing Company, Leyden, 1922 |
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[*7]
League of Nations
Resolution
adopted by the Council, May 12th, 1922.
[1]
The Council of the League of Nations, having considered the letter of
March 17th, 1922, from the Director of the International Labour Office to the
Secretary General, by which the Council is informed of the unanimous desire of
the Third International Labour Conference and of the Governing Body of the
International Labour Office that the Council will request the opinion of the
Permanent Court of International Justice upon the question formulated in the
letter.
RESOLVES:
[2]
1. The Council requests the Permanent Court of International Justice, in
conformity with Article 14 of the Covenant of the League of Nations, to give an
advisory opinion upon the question “whether the Workers' Delegate for the
Netherlands at the Third Session of the International Labour Conference was
nominated in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 3 of Article 389 of the
Treaty of Versailles”.
[3]
2. The Secretary General is authorised to present this request to the
Court, together with the letter from the Director of the International Labour
Office and the documents concerning the matter, to give all necessary
assistance in the examination of the question and to arrange to be represented
before the Court, if necessary.
[4]
3. The International Labour Office is requested to afford the Court all
assistance, which it may require in the consideration of the question hereby
submitted.
Certified
true copy,
(Signed)
Van Hamel,
Director
Legal Section.