Termination of convention by diplomatic notice enables a contracting state to end treaty application subject to constitutional formalities. The Convention may be terminated by either Contracting State through diplomatic channels by giving notice within the prescribed advance period before the end of a calendar year, after which the Convention ceases to have effect for that State as specified; the terminal clause requires that entry into force, termination, and signing provisions be drafted in accordance with each Contracting State's constitutional procedures.
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Termination of convention by diplomatic notice enables a contracting state to end treaty application subject to constitutional formalities.
The Convention may be terminated by either Contracting State through diplomatic channels by giving notice within the prescribed advance period before the end of a calendar year, after which the Convention ceases to have effect for that State as specified; the terminal clause requires that entry into force, termination, and signing provisions be drafted in accordance with each Contracting State's constitutional procedures.
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