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Form F should be retained as it is.
Article 12 on the role of the Prosecutor should be retained as it stood.
The word"norms" should be retained as it provided for rights and obligations.
Mr. Sandoval(Chile) said that draft article 14 should be retained as it stood.
Article 113 should be retained as it stood.
Mr. Meena(India) said that the text of draft article 9 should be retained as it stood.
Mr. Thelin said that paragraph 36 should be retained, as it served as a bridge from the preceding section.
On admissibility, article 15 represented a delicate balance achieved as the result of some very intensive negotiations, and should be retained as it stood.
That reference should be retained as it is.
The alternative view was that the sentence should be retained as it was. .
The current ceiling of 25 per cent should be retained, as it already reduced the major contributor's assessment considerably below its share of world GNP.
Differing views were expressed, however, as to whether paragraph 3 of alternative B should be retained. One view was that it should be retained as it offered a useful overview of the duties of the registrar.
Mr. Mayer(Switzerland) said that the current title of the draft article should be retained, as it concerned specific obligations, not special obligations.
In any case, it should be retained, as it was no great burden and its work was not over; territories were still occupied and people were still fighting for liberation in various parts of the world.
Others felt that the current approach should be retained, as it better reflected capacity to pay.
The Working Group agreed that article 59 should be retained as it dealt with the right of the grantor, debtor or other interested person to seek court relief if the secured creditor failed to comply with its obligations either in the context of judicial or extrajudicial enforcement.
The view was expressed that the procurement method set out in the proposed article should be retained as it indeed provided features distinct from those of tendering.
Another view was that the bracketed text should be retained, as it referred to situations where pre-dispute binding agreements to arbitrate might not be binding upon consumers and thus where one party might be bound by the agreement on dispute resolution and the other not.
While it was acknowledged that the words"may rule" were appropriate in the context of a legislative text, it was said that the wording of the 1976 version of the Rules should be retained as it better expressed the power granted to the arbitral tribunal under a text of a contractual nature such as the Rules.
However, it was also suggested that the proposed bracketed text should be retained as it corresponded to article X(c) of the Hague-Visby Rules, which had wide application in practice, especially for cross-traders carrying goods through States not party to the instrument.
The opposing view was that the word"anticipated" should be retained as it would encourage procurement planning.
Another view was that the term"cross-border" should be retained as it was part of the mandate given to the Working Group by the Commission, it would be a necessary element in order to engage the New York Convention, and it emphasized the non face-to-face nature of the transactions which called for greater protection of the buyer.
The draft article should be retained as it stands.
The last sentence should be retained as it stood.
Iv Proposed amendment to article 23.6 of CRT should be retained as it is for consideration at the thirty-first session;
Mr. HERNDL believed that the word"terrorism" should be retained as it was a good argument against any resort to war.
The proposed amendment to Article 23.6 of the CRT should be retained as it is for consideration at the thirty-first session of the Working Party.
Several delegates considered that the requirement should be retained as it constituted a function test which could also be found in other international standards.
However, it was widely felt that that provision should be retained, as it constituted an important safeguard for the party against whom the measure was directed.