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States favourable to the Court argued that — first — a State was bound by the "automatic jurisdiction" (this term was explicitly used) of the Court as soon as that State becomes a party to the treaty, and — second — the Court must have universal jurisdiction.
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Afghanistan becomes a party to the Eight-Power Pact of Nonaggression formulated by the Soviet Union.
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Equally, if the agent contracts in the name of the principal, the latter becomes a party to the contract, and no cession of rights to the principal is necessary.Voet 17.1.9; Van der Keessel Th 478; Blower v Van Noorden 897-898.
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One group of employers may not conspire to > eliminate competitors from the industry and the union is liable with the > employers if it becomes a party to the conspiracy. This is true even though > the union's part in the scheme is an undertaking to secure the same wages, > hours or other conditions of employment from the remaining employers in the > industry.381 U.S. at 665-66.
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Subsequently, the "Agreement relating to the implementation of Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea" was signed in 1994, amending the original Convention. The agreement has been ratified by 150 parties (all of which are parties to the Convention), which includes 149 states (146 United Nations member states plus the UN Observer state Palestine, as well as the Cook Islands and Niue) and the European Union. An additional three UN member states (Egypt, Sudan, USA) have signed, but not ratified the agreement. As per Article 4 of the Agreement, following adoption of the Agreement any state which ratifies the convention also becomes a party to the Agreement.
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As described in a film magazine, Lola Daintry (MacDonald), an unemployed actress and infidel hired to play a part in a scheme by Australian Bully Haynes (MacDowell), and a sailor named Chunky (Force) are cast upon the South Sea island of Menang, where are found Cyrus Flint (Ellis), who owns the copra produced from coconuts, and the Reverend Mead (Dowling), a missionary. Cyrus is attracted to the young woman and shields her from the attention of the Nabob (Karloff), the Mohammedan ruler. Haynes, who had planned the castaway stunt with Lola and Chunky, arrives and attempts to break the hold of the mission people on Cyrus so slavery can be brought back and to force Cyrus to sell his copra interests. The Nabob becomes a party to the scheme.
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