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Convention For the Abolition of Import and Export Prohibitions and Restrictions1
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 April 2017
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- Copyright © American Society of International Law 1931
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U. S. Treaty Series, No. 811. See protocol bringing the convention into effect, infra, p. 142.
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2 The Assembly, Considering that the system of import and export prohibitions and restrictions constitutes a serious impediment to the free development of international trade, and also That the general situation might in future be favourable to action in this sphere: Desires the Council to instruct the Economic Committee to consider the possibility and expediency of an agreement between States Members of the League and States non-members with a view to the final suppression of import and export prohibitions and restrictions and, if necessary, to suggest the most suitable methods of achieving this object. Provisions relating to the protection of the vital interests of States shall not be affected. (Records of the Fifth Assembly, League of Nations Official Journal, Special Supplement No. 23, p. 158.) 8 See article by Wallace McClure, in this Journal , October, 1927 (Vol. 21), pp. 668-684.
3 See article by Wallace McClure, in this Journal , October, 1927 (Vol. 21), pp. 668-684.