Exemples d'utilisation de Expression of will en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The expression of will is so important that a portion of the literature defines a legal act as an expression of will, which vindicates the importance attached to irregularities capable of invalidating it, and to the interpretation of the act.
The act of recognition is an expression of will which must be formulated without defects,
the issue that arises is whether that character must be linked to the expression of will or to the content of the act.
These substitute decision-makers must act in compliance with any prior expressed wishes of the patient, or in the absence of any expression of will, in accordance with the best interests of the patient.
is rather a form of expression of will- a State may acquire rights and assume obligations in specific cases.
focus on unilateral declarations, although it should be understood that all forms of expression of will should be considered, including silence.
as the right to formulate reservations is not recognized to a successor State when the succession does not depend on an expression of will on its part.
as the capacity to formulate reservations is not recognized to a successor State when the succession does not depend on an expression of will on its part.
The definition of unilateral acts that was submitted in the second report stated that the expression of will must not only be autonomous
essentially related to the expression of will; it may also be regarded as invalid if it conflicts with an earlier norm or a peremptory norm of jus cogens.
as any other expression of will, can be communicated by any means,
all forms of unilateral conduct of States that undoubtedly produce legal effects similar to the effects of an act considered as an expression of will formulated with the intention of producing legal effects.
there was no need to make reference to the draft articles on State responsibility because the issue was not responsibility, but an expression of will that was binding on the State
More precisely, a unilateral act is an expression of will which is attributable to one
The expression of will must also be formulated in the proper manner,
Some members had pointed to the possible tautology of"expression of will" and"intention" in article 1, but there was a
A referendum in the conditions of ongoing civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina cannot be an expression of will by all citizens in these territories
whether there was any defect in the expression of will, whether the expression of will was a matter of public knowledge and whether the intention was to produce legal effects at the international level.
the capacity of the State and of persons; the expression of will of the addressee(s); the lawful object
such as the use of the word"act", the inclusion of the phrase"unequivocal expression of will which is formulated by a State with the intention of producing legal effects"