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Treaty - Making Power in France
October 29, 1891 issue

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There is no such thing as the French Constitution. The present republic in 1891 was organized by several successive laws, which are constitutional laws. The relations between France and the Soviet Union have drawn attention to the articles of these laws which relate to the right of making treaties. This paper presents information on these articles. One of the article says that during the session of the National Assembly, no treaty will be definitive if not approved by the Assembly. " The Soviet government has not been slow to take advantage of the disposition of the French people by announcing a new Soviet loan to be offered to the public, on the French market, at a comparatively very high price.

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TREATY-making power; INTERNATIONAL relations; CONSTITUTIONAL law; DIPLOMACY; SOVIET Union; FRANCE
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