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in connection with the restoration
of peace. Japan also accepts the
arrangements made for terminal
ing the former League of Nations
and Permanent Court of Interna-
tiof1al Justice.
(b) Japan renounces all such
rights and interests as she may
derive from being - signatory pow
Ter of the Conventions of st. Ger
En nain-en-Laye of September 10,
1919, and the Straits Agreement
Iof Montreux of July 20, 1886,
and from Article 16 of the Treaty
Iof Lausanne of July "a, 1923.
Co Japan re-n''~"es all rights,
title and interests acquired under
and is discharged from all obliga-
'tions resu'""g from. the Agree
ment between Germany and the
Creditor Powers nf January 20,
1880, and its annexes. including
the trust agreement, dated May
III. 40" The Convention of Janu-
airy 20. 1880, respecting the Bank
for International Settlements, and
the Statutes of the Bank for Inter
national Settlements. Japan will
notify to the Ministry of Foreign
affairs in Paris within six months
Iof the coming into force Of the
present treaty its rnnunciation OF
the rights, title and interests re-
Iferred to in this paragraph.
Article 8.
Japan will enter promptly into
negotiations with the Allied Pow
ers so desiring for the conclusion
of bilateral and multilateral agree
ments providing for the regula-
ton or limitation of fishing ano
the conservation and development
of fisheries on the high seas.
Article 10.
Japan renounces all specia
rights and interests in China. in.
Guiding all benefits and privilege!
resulting from the provisions o.
the final Protocol signed at Pekine
on September 7, 1901, and al
annexes, notes and document.
supplementary thereto. and agrees
to the abrogation in respect tx
Japan of the said protocol, an
nexes, notes and documents.
Article IL.
Japan accepts the judgments O.
the International Military Tri
bunal for the Far East and O
other Allied War Grimes Court
both within and outside Japan
and will carry out the sentence
imposed thereby upon Japanes'
nationals imprisoned in Japan
The power to grant clemency, re
duce sentences and parole will
respect to such prisoners may no
be exercised except on the decision
of the government or government
which imposed the sentence il
each instance, and on the recon-
mendation of Japan. In the cas-
of persons sentenced by the Inter
national Military Tribunal for tn
Far East, such power may not b
exercised except on the decision
of a majority of the government
represented on the tribunal. ant
on the recommendation of Japar
Article IL.
i (a) Japan declares its READINGS
promptly to enter into negotia
tions for the conclusion with eac
, of the Allied Powers of treaties
agreements to place their trading
maritime and other commercis
relations on a stable and friendl
J basis.
(b) Pending the conclusion {
, the relevant treaty or agreemen
, Japan will, during period of fou
= years from tne COMING IIlCo 1ole
5 of the present treaty:
2 Cd Accord to each Of the Allie
Powers, it's nationals, product
and vessels
ID INSTRUMENTATION treat
ment with respect to customs
duties, charges, restrictions and
other regulations on or in con-
), nection with the importation
t and expectation of goods.
= Gid National treatment with
y respect to shipping, navigation
= and imports, and with respect
t to natural and juridical persons
and their interests-such treat
Il ment to include all matters per-
i