Canada's Pacific Settlement of Disputes Convention Publication

A publication containing the Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes adopted at The Hague in 1907 and ratified by Canada in 1994. It details international legal mechanisms for peaceful dispute resolution, including arbitration and conciliation. The document is archived by Global Affairs Canada and is provided for research or recordkeeping purposes.

Use Cases

• Analyzing the treaty text to extract clauses on arbitration procedures and conciliation mechanisms.
• Studying the formal legal language and structure of early 20th-century international agreements.
• Researching the specific terms and conditions for peaceful dispute settlement as ratified by Canada.

Strengths

• Contains the full text of a historically significant international convention from 1907.
• Provides the official ratification date by Canada (1994) as published in the Canada Treaty Series.

Limitations

• The publication is explicitly marked as archived and outdated, not updated since archival.
• Data is presented only in a PDF format, limiting structured analysis.

Provenance

Source

Global Affairs Canada, published in the Canada Treaty Series.

Collection Method

Official government publication and archival.

Time Range

Convention adopted 1907; Canada ratified 1994; document archived at an unspecified date.

Freshness

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Geography

International (The Hague Convention), with focus on Canada's ratification.