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from Part I - Appellate Body Reports

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 June 2012

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Languages

See Interpretation, Multiple authentic languages – Article 33 of the Vienna Convention (I.3.11)

Law vs. Fact

See Scope of Appellate Review, Issues of law vs. Issues of fact (S.3.3)

(WTT/DS267T/ABT/R)

…we recall that Article 24.1 of the DSU requires that “[a]t all stages of the determination of the causes of a dispute and of dispute settlement procedures involving a least-developed country Member, particular consideration shall be given to the special situation of least-developed country Members”. We fully recognize the importance of this provision.…

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Print publication year: 2011

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