Foreign arbitral awares
apply the Convention only to enforcement of awards mace another Contracting State.
the recognition and 20 the territory of
The Government of Canada declares that it will apply the Convention only to differences arising out of legal relationships. whether contractual
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or not, which are considered as commercial under the national law of Canada. Subsequently, งด 25 November 1988. the Govern- ment of Canada notified the Secretary-General of its decision to withdraw, with effect from that date. the following part of Its revised declara- tion deposited on 20 May 1987:
"The Government of Canada declares, with respect to the Province of Saskatchewan, that it will apply the Convention only to the recognition and anforcement of awards made inn the territory of nother Contracting State.
of
Insofar as concerns the Substance of the matter. the Government
Israel wel! acoat towards the Government of Jordan an actitude of
complete reciprocity.
*
A communication identical 20 essence, mutates mutandis, was received by the Secretary-General. оп 22 September 1988. from the Government Israel 10 respect af the declaration
Bahrain upon accession.
10/
Of
mace by
June that
an affirma-
In a letter declaration dated 28 1982, the Government of Yugoslavia specified the first reservation only constituted tion of
the legal principle of retraoactivity and that 'the third reservation being essentially 11 accordance with article (3) of the Convention,
word "only" was therefore to be added
to the original text and note taken
that the word "economic" had been used therein as a synonym for "commercial".
the
received on 27
decision
to
7/ In a communication November 1989, the Government of France notified the Secretary-General of its withdraw, with effect from that date, the second declaration made upon ratification. For the text of the declaration SO withdrawn, see United Nations. Treaty Series, vol. 336, p. 426.
8/
Since the declaration (by Greece] [by the United Kingdom) had been made after accession, it was communicated by the Secretary-General to all States concerned on 10 June 1980. None of the Contracting Parties having expressed an objection within a period of 90 days From the date of the above-mentioned letter, the declaration was deemed to have been accepted.
9/
In a communication received by the Secretary-General on 23 June 1980, the Government of Israel declared the following:
the poli-
"The Government of Israel has noted tical character of the statement made by the Government of Jordan. In the view of the Govern- ment of Israel, this Convention is not the proper place For making such political pro- nouncements. Moreover, the said declaration cannot 10 any way affect whatever obligations are binding upon Jordan under general interna- tional law or under particular conventions.
11/
See also under "Declarations and Reserva- tions"
In thas chapter For the reservation mage by the United Kingdom, which was also made behalf of Gibraltar, Hong Kong and the Isle
Man.
оп of
12/
At the time of acceding to the Convention the Government of Denmark declared, In accordance with article X (1), that it would not apply for the time being to the Faeroe Islands and
Greenland.
In a communication received on 12 November 1975. the Government of Denmark declared that it had withdrawn the above-mentioned declaration, thas decision to take effect on 1 January 1976.
In a further communication received on S January 1978, the Government of Denmarx confirmed that the communication received by the Secretary-General on 12 November 1975 should be considered as having taken effect from 10 February 1976. in accordance with article X(2), it being understood that the Convention was applied de facto
the Faeroe Islands and Greenland from 1 January to 9 February 1976.
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