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<h1>Treaty interpretation uses broader principles than statutory interpretation due to political compromise language</h1> Treaty interpretation differs from statutory interpretation, requiring broader principles rather than technical legal rules. Treaties incorporated into domestic law through indirect enactment often contain imprecise language due to political negotiations requiring compromise and uncertainty to achieve agreement. Courts interpret such treaties using general meanings accessible to diplomats and laypeople, unconstrained by strict legal precedent. Double taxation treaties represent political bargains between countries for revenue division, with benefits potentially favoring one party where trade flows are unbalanced. Treaty negotiations involve compromises where full reciprocity may be uncertain, particularly between developed and developing nations.