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parties will govern

(Articles 33 and 59).

the

their

mutual

rights and obligations

In the event of any conflict between

obligations of a State under the United Nations Charter

and any other treaty, the Charter shall prevail. The

primacy of the Charter is preserved (Article 30 (1)).

Amendment and Modification

10.

A treaty may be amended by agreement between the

parties (Article 39).

for amending treaties.

Articles 40 and 41 set out the rules

Invalidity, Termination and Suspension

11.

it

A

treaty is void if at the time of its conclusion

peremptory norm of general

conflicts

with a

International law (Article 53). If a new peremptory norm

existing treaty which is in conflict with that

emerges any

norm becomes void and terminates (Article 64).

12.

Articles 46 to 52 set out the grounds which a

State may invoke as invalidating its consent to be bound by

a treaty.

13.

The termination of a treaty or the withdrawal OE

a Party may take place in accordance with the provisions of

the treaty concerned or, at any time by consent of all the

parties (Article

55).

Two ΟΙ more States may agree to

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