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CHAPTER III. 158 CHAPTER III. SANCTIONS. ARTICLE 8.--In the event of any H.C.P. having been adjudged an aggressor pursuant to this Declaration, all commercial, trade, financial and property interests of the aggressor shall cease to be entitled, either in the territory of the other signatories or on {265} the high seas, to any privileges, protection, rights or immunities accorded by either international law, national law or treaty. Any H.C.P. may in such case take such steps towards the severence of trade, financial, commercial and personal intercourse with the aggressor and its nationals as it may deem proper and the H.C.P. may also consult together in this regard. The period during which any such economic sanction may be continued shall be fixed at any time by the Court at the request of any signatory. In the matter of measures of force to be taken, each signatory shall consult its own interests and obligations. ARTICLE 9.--If any H.C.P. shall be adjudged an aggressor by the Permanent Court of International Justice, such Power shall be liable for all damage to all other H.C.P. resulting from its aggression.
CHAPTER IV. 159 CHAPTER IV. DECREES OF THE PERMANENT COURT. ARTICLE 10.--The H.C.P. agree to accept the judgment of the Permanent Court of International Justice as to the fulfilment of violation of the contracts of this Declaration. Any question arising under this Declaration is ipso facto within the jurisdiction of the Court. ARTICLE 11.--If a dispute arising under this Declaration shall be submitted to the Permanent Court of International Justice, it is for the Court to decide as to its jurisdiction and also whether or not its decree has been complied with. ARTICLE 12.--The High Contracting Parties, recognising that excessive armaments constitute a menace of war, agree to participate in the Permanent Advisory Conference on Disarmament decided upon by the Fifth Assembly of the League of Nations. ARTICLE 13.--The present Declaration shall be ratified. The ratifications shall be deposited as soon as possible with the Secretary General of the League of Nations. {266} Any signatory to this Declaration desiring to withdraw therefrom may give notice thereof to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations. Such notice shall take effect one year from the date of deposit thereof and only as to the signatory so withdrawing. Notice of each ratification and of each withdrawal shall be communicated by the Secretary-General of the League of Nations to each signatory hereto. RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE DECLARATION OUTLAWING AGGRESSIVE WAR. 1. The Assembly unanimously declares its approval of the Declaration Outlawing Aggressive War which was prepared by the Third Committee of the Assembly and submitted to the Assembly for its approval. 2. The said Declaration shall be submitted within the shortest possible time to the Members of the League of Nations for adoption in the form of a protocol duly ratified and declaring their recognition of this Declaration. It shall be the duty of the Council to submit the Declaration to the Members. The said protocol shall likewise remain open for signature by States not Members of the League of Nations. 3. As soon as this protocol has been ratified by the majority of the Members of the League the said Declaration shall go into force. DISARMAMENT RESOLUTION "A." 1. The Assembly, having considered the Report of the Temporary Mixed Commission and having also considered the replies of the various Governments commenting on the proposed Treaty of Mutual Assistance, reaffirms the principles set forth in Resolution 14 of the Third Assembly, 2. Furthermore, the Assembly is of the opinion that all the {267} Nations of the world, whether or not Members of the League of Nations, should agree
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