Cambridge essays in international law
Subtitle: essays in honour of Lord McNair.
Contributors: McNair, Arnold Duncan McNair, Baron, 1885-1975.
Publisher: Stevens; Oceana Publications
Published: 1965
Place of publication: London; Dobbs Ferry, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 186
Subjects: International law
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
"Written in honour of Lord McNair in the year of his eightieth birthday."
Table of contents: title: The International Disarmament Organisation, the United Nations, and the veto; some observations on problems of relationship and functioning, by D. W. Bowett. - Judicial innovation, its uses and its perils, as examplified in some of the work of the International Court of Justice during Lord McNair's period of office, by Sir G. Fitzmaurice. - Unanimity, the veto, weighted voting, special and simple majorities and consensus as modes of decision in international organisations, by C. W. Jenks. - Nullity and effectiveness in international law, by R. Y. Jennings. - The legal effect of illegal acts of international organisations, by E. Lauterpacht. - The British consular conventions, by C. Parry. - The peaceful settlement of disputes, by Sir F. Vallat.