BINDING VALUE OF UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
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International Law, Resolutions, UN general assemblyAbstract
Different components significant for the impacts are the conventional or customary legitimate premise of the resolutions, their similarity with the Charter (intra vires or ultra vires), their addressees (one member, some members, all members, other UN organs ...), their subject matter (to which the Charter may append distinctive lawful results), their wording (might rather than should, prescribe instead of interest, and so forth.), and, for the conceivable consequences for international customary law, the ways they are embraced, who and what number of vote in favour of and against them, and maybe even why they do so. But the title of the resolutions (declaration, code, charter...) is unimportant, just like the express or suggested nature of the forces whereupon their adoption is based.
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