48404640 - Tieniel Alyssia Samuel
Assignment 02
Semester 01
LCP4801-22-S1
Due Date – 01 April 2022
Unique number: 723529
33065 Johannesburg
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1) The methods through which a state can express its consent under
the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (VCLT) (5)
The state can express its consent under the Vienna Convention on the
Law of Treaties (VCLT) through:
a) signature, through the initialling of a text which constitutes as a
signature of the treaty when it is established that the negotiating States
so agreed; The signature ad referendum of a treaty by a
representative, if confirmed by his State, constitutes a full signature of
the treaty.
b) exchange of instruments, is s expressed by that exchange when: (a)
The instruments provide that their exchange shall have that effect; or
it's otherwise established that those States were agreed that the
exchange of instruments shall have that effect.
c) Ratification, acceptance, approval the VCLT because the
international act whereby a state establishes on a world plane its
consent to be bound by a treaty. The parties sign the treaty then the
state contains a 'second chance' to substantiate its intention to be
bound. Ratification binds the state internationally and until a treaty has
been ratified it doesn't bind the state. Since internal procedures for
ratification are regulated in terms of domestic law. The consent of a
State to be bound by a treaty is expressed by acceptance or approval
under conditions like those which apply to ratification.
d) accession, The treaty provides that such consent is also expressed
by that State by means of accession; (b) it's otherwise established that
the negotiating States were agreed that such consent could also be
expressed by that State by means of accession; or (c) All the parties
have subsequently agreed that such consent is also expressed by that
State by means of accession. or the opposite means agreed to by the
parties.
e) Differing provisions: 1. Without prejudice to articles 19 to 23, the
consent of a State to be bound by a part of a treaty is effective
providing the treaty so permits or the opposite contracting States so
agree. The consent of a State to be bound by a treaty which allows a
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