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Agreement Between the United Nations and the Carnegie Foundation Concerning the Use of the Premises of the Peace Palace by the International Court of Justice

A/RES/2902(XXVI)No PDF available

Who created this mandate?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1972.

What subjects does this mandate have?

4 topics
International CourtsInternational SecurityMaintenance and RepairTreaties (Text)

What does this mandate say?

2 operative paragraphs
1
The United Nations and the Carnegie Foundation hereby
Considering that the contribution payable by the agree that article II of the Agreement between the United International Court of Justice in respect of the use of Nations and the Carnegie Foundation concerning the use of the Peace Palace at The Hague under the terms of the premises of the Peace Palace at The Hague as contained in annex A to General Assembly resolution 84 (I) of 11 Dearticle II of the Agreement between the United Nations cember 1946, as amended by the supplementary agreements and the Carnegie Foundation concerning the use of the contained in the annexes to Assembly resolutions 586 (VI) premises of the Peace Palace as contained in annex A of 21 December 1951 and 1343 (XIII) of 13 December to General Assembly resolution 84 (I) of 11 Decem- 1958, shall be amended to read as follows: ber 1946, as amended by the supplementary agreements contained in the annexes to Assembly resolu- "Article II tions 586 (VI) of 21 December 1951 and 1343 (XIII) of 13 December 1958, is no longer sufficient to defray "The annual contribution payable by the International Court of Justice in respect of the use of the Peace Palace is the costs which the Carnegie Foundation is required to pay under the terms of the said Agreement, as hereby fixed at 200,000 Netherlands florins net." amended,
2
The two parties further agree that in 1972, 1973 and Approves the Supplementary Agreement between 1974 the International Court of Justice shall pay to the the United Nations and the Carnegie Foundation con- Carnegie Foundation a supplementary contribution of 25,000 cerning the use of the Peace Palace as set forth in the Netherlands florins a year towards the cost of the restoration annex to the present resolution.
of the Peace Palace.

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