The Geneva Protocol — John Stuart Mill — John Shaqi
The Geneva Protocol
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therewith. If it fails therein, it shall propose what steps should
be taken to give effect thereto, in accordance with the provision
contained at the end of Article 13 of the Covenant. Should a State
in disregard of the above undertakings resort to war, the sanctions
provided for by Article 16 of the Covenant, interpreted in the
manner indicated in the present Protocol, shall immediately become
applicable to it.
7. The provisions of the present article do not apply to the
settlement of disputes which arise as the result of measures of war
taken by one or more signatory States in agreement with the Council
or the Assembly.
ARTICLE 5.
The provisions of paragraph 8 of Article 15 of the Covenant shall
continue to apply in proceedings before the Council.
If in the course of an arbitration, such as is contemplated in Article
4 above, one of the parties claims that the dispute, or part thereof,
arises out of a matter which by international law is solely within the
domestic jurisdiction of that party, the arbitrators shall on this
point take the advice of the Permanent Court of International Justice
through the medium of the Council. The opinion of the Court shall be
binding upon the arbitrators, who, if the opinion is affirmative, shall
confine themselves to so declaring in their award.
If the question is held by the Court or by the Council to be a matter
solely within the domestic jurisdiction of the State, this decision
shall not prevent consideration of the situation by the Council or by
the Assembly under Article 11 of the Covenant.
ARTICLE 6.
If in accordance with paragraph 9 of Article 15 of the Covenant a
dispute is referred to the Assembly, that body shall have for the
settlement of the dispute all the powers conferred upon the Council as
to endeavouring to reconcile the parties in the manner laid down in
paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of Article 15 of the Covenant and in paragraph 1
of Article 4 above.
Should the Assembly fail to achieve an amicable settlement:
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Si l'une des Parties demande l'arbitrage, il est procédé par le
Conseil à la constitution du Comité d'arbitres, dans les
conditions prevues au No. 2 de l'article 4 ci-dessus, lettres
_a_, _b_ et _c_;
Si aucune des Parties ne demande l'arbitrage, l'Assemblée reprend,
avec les mêmes pouvoirs que le Conseil, l'examen du différend.
Les solutions recommandées par le Rapport de l'Assemblée, dans
les conditions d'approbation prévues à la fin de l'alinéa 10 de
l'article 15 du Pacte, ont la même valeur et produiront les mêmes
effets, en tout ce qui concerne le présent Protocole, que celles
recommandées par le Rapport du Conseil dans les conditions prévues
au No. 3 de l'article 4 ci-dessus.