THE INTERPRETATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
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This article deals with the interpretation of the charters of international organizations. In the article the methods of interpretation stipulated in 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties examined by emphasizing the importance of teleological interpretation.
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