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This Protocol regulates matters of importance to the trilateral relationship between the Parties in relation to the delimitation of use of respective continental shelves. The Governments of the three signatory States, recognize that two treaties resulting from trilateral negotiations and based on a judgement of the International Court of Justice, i.e. the Treaty between the Kingdom of Denmark and the Federal Republic of Germany concerning the delimitation of the continental shelf under the North Sea and the Treaty between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Federal Republic of Germany concerning the delimitation of the continental shelf under the North Sea together determine the configuration and extent of the German part of the continental shelf under the North Sea and consequently are closely interrelated.
The Agreement of 31 March 1966 between the Government of the Kingdom of Denmark and the Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands concerning the delimitation of the continental shelf under the North Sea between the two countries shall cease to have effect as soon as either of the Treaties as referred to in section I , enters into force.
Title:
Protocol to the Treaties of 28 January 1971 between the Federal Republic of Germany and Denmark and the Kingdom of the Netherlands, respectively, concerning the delimitation of the continental shelf under the North Sea.
Country:
Netherlands
Denmark
Germany
Type of document:
Agreement
Date of text:
1971
Data source:
Files:
Repealed:
No