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APPENDIX
League Functions under Conventions which have not
Come Into Force.
Certain of the conventions negotiated through the machinery
of the League failed to obtain the ratifications necessary to bring
them into force, and are accordingly disregarded in the memoran¬
dum. An account of them should, however, be given since it is theo¬
retically possible for some of them to come into force after the war.
I. Political conventions.
Protocol on the pacific settlement of international disputes,
2 October, 1924. (Hudson, II, p. 1378; L. of N. Doc. C. 606.M.211.
1924. IX).
Convention on Financial Assistance, 2 October, 1930. (Hudson,
V, p. 751; L. of N. Doc. C. 611 (1). M. 237 (1). 1930. IX).
Convention to improve the means of preventing war, 20 Sep¬
tember, 1931. (Hudson, V, p. 1090; L. of N. Doc. C. 658 (1).
M. 269 (1). 1931. IX).
These instruments cannot come into force without the League,
since their purpose is to confer additional powers upon it.
Convention for the supervision of the international trade in arms
and ammunition and in implements of war, 17 June, 1925. (Hudson,
III, p. 1634; L. of N. Doc. A. 16. 1925. IX).
The League has no functions in connection with this instrument,
or the related Declaration regarding the Territory of Ifni.
II. Technical conventions.
Special protocol concerning statelessness, 12 April, 1930. (Hud¬
son, V, p. 387; L. of N. Doc. C. 27. M. 16. 1931. V).
Article 12 provides for the Council convening a conference for the
amendment of the protocol, if a certain number of the parties so
request.
Convention for the unification of certain rules concerning colli¬
sions in inland navigation, 9 December, 1930. (Hudson, V, p. 815;
L. of N. Doc. Conf. U. D. F. 57 (1)).
Convention on the registration of inland navigation vessels, rights
in rem, over such vessels, and other cognate questions, 9 Decem¬
ber, 1930. (Hudson, V, p. 822; L. of N. Doc. Conf. U.D.F. 58 (1)).
Convention on administrative measures for attesting the rights
of inland navigation vessels to a flag, 9 December, 1930. (Hudson,
V, p. 848; L. of N. Doc. Conf. U.D.F. 59 (1)).
League Functions under Conventions which have not
Come Into Force.
Certain of the conventions negotiated through the machinery
of the League failed to obtain the ratifications necessary to bring
them into force, and are accordingly disregarded in the memoran¬
dum. An account of them should, however, be given since it is theo¬
retically possible for some of them to come into force after the war.
I. Political conventions.
Protocol on the pacific settlement of international disputes,
2 October, 1924. (Hudson, II, p. 1378; L. of N. Doc. C. 606.M.211.
1924. IX).
Convention on Financial Assistance, 2 October, 1930. (Hudson,
V, p. 751; L. of N. Doc. C. 611 (1). M. 237 (1). 1930. IX).
Convention to improve the means of preventing war, 20 Sep¬
tember, 1931. (Hudson, V, p. 1090; L. of N. Doc. C. 658 (1).
M. 269 (1). 1931. IX).
These instruments cannot come into force without the League,
since their purpose is to confer additional powers upon it.
Convention for the supervision of the international trade in arms
and ammunition and in implements of war, 17 June, 1925. (Hudson,
III, p. 1634; L. of N. Doc. A. 16. 1925. IX).
The League has no functions in connection with this instrument,
or the related Declaration regarding the Territory of Ifni.
II. Technical conventions.
Special protocol concerning statelessness, 12 April, 1930. (Hud¬
son, V, p. 387; L. of N. Doc. C. 27. M. 16. 1931. V).
Article 12 provides for the Council convening a conference for the
amendment of the protocol, if a certain number of the parties so
request.
Convention for the unification of certain rules concerning colli¬
sions in inland navigation, 9 December, 1930. (Hudson, V, p. 815;
L. of N. Doc. Conf. U. D. F. 57 (1)).
Convention on the registration of inland navigation vessels, rights
in rem, over such vessels, and other cognate questions, 9 Decem¬
ber, 1930. (Hudson, V, p. 822; L. of N. Doc. Conf. U.D.F. 58 (1)).
Convention on administrative measures for attesting the rights
of inland navigation vessels to a flag, 9 December, 1930. (Hudson,
V, p. 848; L. of N. Doc. Conf. U.D.F. 59 (1)).
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