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Treaty, in principle, binds the state parties to the treaty. A state becomes party to the treaty by

Under the law of treaties, mere signature is generally provisional; a state becomes bound as a party "By ratifying or acceding to the treaty".

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Treaty, in principle, binds the state parties to the treaty. A state becomes party to the treaty by

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Under the law of treaties, mere signature is generally provisional; a state becomes bound as a party "By ratifying or acceding to the treaty".

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