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Prosecutor v. Tadić (Appeal on Jurisdiction) (ICTY Appeals Chamber, 2 Oct. 1995) 111 Int’l L. Rep. 1, 45.

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For those in practice, the ILR series is often cited before international courts and arbitral tribunals. Having Volume 111 on hand—whether in hardcover or electronic format—is essential for any library claiming comprehensive coverage of 1990s jurisprudence. Prosecutor v

The ICJ’s ruling, reproduced in full in Volume 111, is a masterclass in the law of treaties and state responsibility. Key holdings include: But start with Volume 111

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