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The Palestine Commission

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 April 2017

Yuen-li Liang
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Notes on Legal Questions Concerning the United Nations
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American Journal of International Law , Volume 42 , Issue 3 , July 1948 , pp. 649 - 656
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1948

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References

1 UN Doc. A/286, 3 April 1947.

2 Australia, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Guatemala, India, Iran, Netherlands, Peru, Sweden, Uruguay and Yugoslavia.

3 UN Doc. A/309, 23 May 1947.

4 Canada, Czechoslovakia, Guatemala, Netherlands, Sweden, Peru and Uruguay.

5 UN Doc. A/364, 3 September 1947.

6 For the viewpoint of the Arab States, see in particular the report of Sub-Committee II of the Ad Hoc Committee on Palestine, Chapter 1, entitled “Legal Issues Connected with the Palestine Problem,” UN Doc. A/AC.H/32, pp. 5–24, 11 November 1947.

7 UN Doc. A/AC.14/32, p. 15, 11 November 1947. For other proposals to request the Court for advisory opinions concerning Palestine questions see UN Docs. A/AC.14/21, 14 October 1947; A/AC.14/24, 16 October 1947; and A/AC.14/25, 16 October 1947.

8 Afghanistan, Cuba, Egypt, Greece, India, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, Yemen.

9 Argentina, Chile, China, Colombia, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Honduras, Mexico, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia.

10 UN Doc. A/364, 3 September 1947.

11 For the full text of these statements, see UN Doe. A/P.V. 128, pp. 91–101, 29 November 1947.

12 General Assembly Eesolution 181 (II) , 29 November 1947, Plan of Partition with Economic Union, Part I B 2 and 14.

13 Same, Part I B 14.

14 General Assembly Resolution 181 (II) , 29 November 1947, Part A (a), (b), and (c).

15 UN Doc. 8/663, 31 January 1948.

16 UN Doc. S/676, 16 February 1948.

17 UN Doc. S/P.V. 253, pp. 29–30, 24 February 1948.

18 Same, at pp. 53–55.

19 Same, at pp. 47–48.

20 Same, at p. 32.

21 UN Doc. S/P.V. 254, pp. 2–45, 24 February 1948.

22 UN Doc. S/P.V. 258, pp. 2–35, 27 February 1948.

23 UN Doc. A/AC.21/13, 9 February 1948. See S/P.V. 265, 10 March 1948.

24 UN Doc. A/AC.21/13, p. 7, 9 February 1948.

25 Same at 11.

26 UN Doc. S/691, 5 March 1948.

27 UN Doc. S/695, 15 March 1948.

28 See UN Doc 8/P.V. 271, pp. 11–35, 19 March 1948.

29 Same, at 41.

30 UN Doc. S/P.V. 271, pp. 44–50, 19 March 1948.

31 UN Doc. S/P.V. 274, 24 March 1948.

32 UN Doc. 8/714, 7 April 1948.

33 See Report of First Committee to the General Assembly, UN Doc. A/522, 14 May 1948.

34 UN Doc. A/544. See A/P. v. 135, 14 May 1948. at this writing it is too late to include a discussion of the legal problems arising in the Security Council subsequent to the closure of the Special Session of the General Assembly on 14 May 1948.