The Constitution of India encourages settlement of international disputes by
Article 51(d) directs the State to encourage settlement of international disputes by arbitration. It is part of the Directive Principles addressing international peace and…
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The Constitution of India encourages settlement of international disputes by
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Article 51(d) directs the State to encourage settlement of international disputes by arbitration. It is part of the Directive Principles addressing international peace and security, and names arbitration specifically.
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