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The New World Court: II. As Trap
Hard, William | January 13, 1926 issue

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There are just three differences between the old Permanent Court of Arbitration at the Hague, and the new Permanent Court of International Justice at the Hague. It is alleged that arbitration is not really law. It is alleged that the old Permanent Court of Arbitration is not really a law court and the new Permanent Court of International Justice, in giving law, judicial processes, will give something which will be far superior to arbitrational processes. The old Court is a flexible bench while the new Court is a fixed bench. The old Court has no connection with the League of Nations. The new Court has numerous connections with the League of Nations.

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COURTS; ARBITRATION & award, International; LAW; JUDICIAL process; LEAGUE of Nations; HAGUE (Netherlands); NETHERLANDS
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