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Oliver Morse owned the Hastings/Morse House: House/land (or part of it) was owned by Oliver Morse in the mid 1800’s. Oliver was the son of Henry Morse who was the first generation of this Morse family to be born in Haverhill. Henry’s parents were William and Judith (Hale) Morse from Newbury.
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- Approaches Used in the Interpretation of Treaties
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by OLIVER MORSE* An old Austrian professor of mine once told me that upon his arrival to this country he had occasion to use the subway in New York City, and that at one point in his trip he had to get from the east side of town to the west side of town. In order to accomplish this he inquired of one of the platform attendants which train he should...
national law. Interpretations by these tribunals deal with the rights of private individuals under the treaty and are not binding on the parties thereto.' International organizations and their organs are generally given no express power to interpret its enabling instrument. However, in order to act, of necessity an organ must put some interpretatio...
The famous Harvard Research in International Law, The Law of Treaties, makes a broad and general statement relating to the factors to be considered in the interpretation of treaties. 11 This is indicative of the refusal to abide in the idea that there exist any maxims or clear-cut and mechanical rules to be applied in the interpretation of treaties...
LAW REVIEW [Vol. IX other provisions of the treaty which compare or contrast with the pro-vision in dispute, the practice of the parties in making like provisions and their conduct thereunder, other extrinsic circumstances prevailing at the time of the conclusion of the treaty and the "inclusive" travaux prepara-toires 18 Doubting the existence "pl...
The textual school is characterized by its nomer. It confines itself to literal translations. If a word, clause or phrase of a treaty provision is in dispute and the meaning thereof is "clear", "natural" or "plain", then no resort will be had to the negotiations for its interpretation. This school bases its approach on the premise that the parties ...
The teleological school may be thought of as one of recent origin. It ascribes an aim and purpose to the treaty and from there is its point of departure. This school is given to attaching great importance to pre-ambles and the statements of purposes in treaties. It is submitted that this school thinks in terms of the intention of the treaty rather ...
LAW REVIEW [Vol. IX tion of treaties or conventions accepted" by it "and subsequent to the ratification" of the reservation.27 It was Iran's claim that the jurisdiction of the Court was limited to treaties accepted by it after the reservation. On the other hand, England felt that the words "subsequent to the rati-fication" of the reservation referr...
[Vol. IX Treaties with Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania, by Resolution of the General Assembly, the Court was asked whether, under the terms of the treaty, the Secretary-General could appoint a third member of the Com-mission at the request of one party when the other party refused to do so." It was contended that the "third member" spoken of in the p...
- Oliver Morse
- 1960
Oliver is an experienced resources analyst and corporate financier having worked since 2011 in the Australian resources sector across a range of commodities and transaction structures...
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- Mineral Resources Limited
- 1.4K
- Greater Perth Area
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Jan 12, 2023 · Morse was the representative for New York’s 19 th congressional district and was a Republican. He served from 1857 to 1859.
Oliver Morse is known for Indelible Evidence (1986), Richard Is My Boyfriend (2007) and Nova (1974).
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