...controversial in scope ; and Article 6 was among those to which reservations might be made. Moreover, although, even without the passage of any considerable period...participation in the Convention might suffice of itself to transform the conventional rule into a general rule of international law, provided that the participation...

...conventional rule can be considered to have become a general rule of international law, it might be that, even without the passage of any considerable...included that of States whose interests were specially affected."" This requirement then has two elements: passage of time, and widespread representative...

...rule can be considered to have become a general rule of international law"; and adds in particular, "that, even without the passage of any considerable...included that of States whose interests were specially affected" (ibid. p. 42). This matter of participation requires a word of comment. It is, of course,...

...rule can be considered to have become a general rule of international law"; and adds in particular, "that, even without the passage of any considerable...included that of States whose interests were specially affected" (ibid. p. 42). This matter of participation requires a word of comment. It is, of course,...

...conventional rule can be considered to have become a general rule of international law, it might be that ... a very widespread and representative participation in the convention might suffice of itself.1" 247 However, upon closer consideration, and with all due respect, this dictum of the ICJ...

...conventional rule can be considered to have become a general rule of international law, it might be that, even without the passage of any considerable...included that of States whose interests were specially affected".35 33. For the text of the Convention, see supra n. 2. Arts. 34 to 37 deal with the pacta...

...conventional rule can be considered to have become a general rule of international law, it might be that, even without the passage of any considerable...included that of States whose interests were specially affected. In the present case however, the Court notes that, even if allowance is made for the existence...

...conventional rule can be considered to have become a general rule of international law, it might be that ... a very widespread and representative participation...included that of States whose interests were specially affected.18 This comment is obiter dicta since the Court decided that the treaty rule in question was...

...conventional rule can be considered to have become a general rule of international law, it might be that ... a very widespread and representative participation...included that of states whose interests were specially affected."50 A number of authors51 interpret this provision out of the context of the Court's subsequent...

...suggest that with respect to provisions that were of a fundamentally norm creating character: it might be that, even without the passage of any considerable...included that of States whose interests were specially affected.28 Recently other commentators have made even more far reaching claims as to the impact of...