Treaty reservations modify Convention provisions; arbitration reservations require acceptance and may exclude arbitration between Parties. The Convention permits only specified reservations listed in Article 28 and requires that reservations be made at signature or upon deposit of instruments, with provisional lists if not made at signature. Reservations modifying the scope of Part VI (Arbitration) may be made but are subject to acceptance absent objection within twelve months; objection prevents application of Part VI between the objecting and reserving Parties. Certain reservations require a contemporaneous list of Covered Tax Agreements within their scope, and any reservation may be withdrawn or replaced by notification to the Depositary, with prescribed effective dates and additional notification obligations.
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Treaty reservations modify Convention provisions; arbitration reservations require acceptance and may exclude arbitration between Parties.
The Convention permits only specified reservations listed in Article 28 and requires that reservations be made at signature or upon deposit of instruments, with provisional lists if not made at signature. Reservations modifying the scope of Part VI (Arbitration) may be made but are subject to acceptance absent objection within twelve months; objection prevents application of Part VI between the objecting and reserving Parties. Certain reservations require a contemporaneous list of Covered Tax Agreements within their scope, and any reservation may be withdrawn or replaced by notification to the Depositary, with prescribed effective dates and additional notification obligations.
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