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3 Id.
1 Aron, Broches, International Legal Aspects of the Operations of the World Bank, 98 Recueil Des Cours 297, 351 (1959 III)Google Scholar. Indeed, for this reason, as Mr. Broches himself has explained, such loan agreements are not registered with the UN Secretariat pursuant to Article 102 of the Charter but are provided instead “as an annex to the related guarantee agreement.” Id. at 354.
2 As I pointed out, it is a step that a distinguished commentator suggested 15 years ago. 90 AJIL at 223- 24 n.89.
1 UN Doc. E/CN.4/Sub.2/1994/9 & Corr.1,
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