Examples of using Scope of application of the draft convention in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was noted that FIO(S) clauses were most commonly used in non-liner carriage, which fell outside the scope of application of the draft convention, but that the draft convention could be applicable to contracts of carriage in non-liner transport by way of the operation of draft article 10.
of information in the form of data messages that is used]" or"[the">use of data messages]") should be used to describe the scope of application of the draft convention.
It was noted that FIO(S) clauses were most commonly used in non-liner carriage, which fell outside the scope of application of the draft convention, but that the draft convention could be applicable to contracts of carriage in non-liner transport by way of the operation of draft articles 6, paragraph 2, and 7.
as it was considered that the exclusions from the scope of application of the draft convention should not be incorporated in draft article Y,
If they would take refuge to forms of terrorist violence- and experience shows that there exists a severe temptation to do this- an exclusion from the scope of application of the draft Convention could go along with a position where such liberation movements would act beyond any liability under international law.
While document A/C.6/60/INF.1 contained elements that held promise, the proposal needed further work, and there was a willingness to explore other possibilities and options that would enhance appreciation of the demarcation needed in order to carve out the scope of application of the draft convention.
However, that suggestion was objected to on the grounds that the notion of" legal acts" was unclear in some legal systems and that it seemed to imply extending the scope of application of the draft convention to the use of data messages in situations that were not contractual in nature, a proposition on which there was no consensus within the Working Group at that time(see also A/CN.9/527, para. 78).
In view of the importance of international humanitarian law in the scope of application of the draft convention(an importance underscored by the references that many delegations have made to international humanitarian law), the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC), like the delegation of Lebanon(A/AC.252/1999/WP.33), proposed that this paragraph should be removed from the preamble and inserted in the operative part of the Convention. .
Having considered both the proposed expansion and qualification to the draft paragraph, as well as the objections thereto, the Working Group agreed, for the time being, to retain the scope of the draft paragraph as currently formulated until it had fully considered the scope of application of the draft convention, in particular the exclusions under draft article 2 at its fortieth session(see para. 15).
Some delegations also stressed that work should focus on draft article 18 relating to the scope of application of the draft convention.
Article 1 defines the substantive scope in general terms, as well as the territorial scope of application of the draft Convention.
The territorial scope of application of the draft convention, while not entirely unprecedented, was far broader than that of most other international trade law conventions.
As such, there did not seem to be any compelling reason to exempt such persons from the scope of application of the draft convention.
While some progress has been made, it should be noted that differences still remain, in particular, on the scope of application of the draft convention.
Draft article 17, however, dealt with the geographic scope of application of the draft convention in respect of particular jurisdictions rather than with its substantive scope of application. .
Moreover, he did not believe that such an obligation would help to determine the scope of application of the draft convention, as the representative of Germany had suggested.