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Presidential Decree No. 14 Of 1999

Original Language Title: Keputusan Presiden Nomor 14 Tahun 1999

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, (b) the hosting of the Assembly and (c) of the measures taken by the Organization in accordance with Section 4 to guarantee the Company's compliance with the basic principles.
.,, (2) Each Party must bear the cost of the presence of its delegation of Assembly meetings.

Section 11
Legal Responsibility
The parties may not, in their capacity as Parties, be legally liable for the actions and obligations of the Organization or the Company, except in connection with non-Parties or legal entities and persons. Which they represent as far as the legal responsibility is arising from the agreements in effect between the Parties and not such parties. Nevertheless, the above does not experience a party that has been required to pay damages based on such agreement to the State instead of the party or the legal entities and the individual that it represents in waive the rights to which the Cloud Service is not available. It is owned by this agreement against the other party.

Section 12
Legal Personality
Organizations must have a legal personality. For the purpose of performing the function as it should be, then this organization must, in particular, have the ability to contract, have the right to acquire, rent, have and divert objects moving and not moving, as a result of the function of the organization. parties to the judicial process and are entitled to hold agreements with the countries or international organizations.

Section 13
Relations with other International Organizations.
The organization must work with the United Nations and the bodies under which it handles the use of the Space and Ocean Areas for the Peaceful Purposes, and in particular and other international organizations, regarding issues of common interest.

Section 14
Resignation
Each party may be subject to the terms of the IBM International Conference on Cloud ("Third Party"), which may be subject to the terms of the IBM International Conference on Cloud ("IBM"), and the IBM International Party of Service ("IBM") />
Section 15
Dispute Resolution
Disputes between the parties, or between the Parties to the Organization, relating to any issues arising under this Convention, must be resolved through negotiations between the parties concerned. If within a year one of the parties has requested a settlement, and a settlement has not been reached, and if the parties of the dispute have not obtained any agreement, either (a) in the case of a settlement between the parties. through the International Court of Justice; and (b) in the event of another dispute through another settlement procedure, then if the disputable parties agree to the dispute be submitted to the arbitration agency in accordance with the Attachment in the United States. This convention.

Section 16
Approval Binding
.,, (1) The Convention must remain open to the signing in London until the Convention is in effect and after it remains open to accession. All Countries may be Parties to this Convention with:
.,, (a) signing not subject to the attestation, acceptance or approval, or (b) the signing subject to the attestation, acceptance or approval, which is then followed by the attestation, acceptance or approval, or.
(c) Access.
.,, (2) The disservice, acceptance, approval or accession shall apply after the release of the required legal instruments to the Saving.
(3) The order is not required against this Convention.

Section 17
Starting to Apply
.,, (1) The Convention comes into force sixty days after the date on which the Countries representing 95% of the initial investment shares, have become Parties to this Convention.
.,, (2) By not contrary to the provisions of paragraph (1), if the Convention has not been valid within thirty-six months after its opening date for the signing, then this Convention will not be enacted.
., (3) For the State that delivered the charter of attestation, acceptance, approval or accession after the date on which the Convention has been in effect, then the attestation, acceptance, approval or accession will apply to the date of its retention.

Section 18
.,, (1) The change to this Convention may be proposed by any Party and must be circulated by the Director to all other Parties and to the Company. The assembly must consider such changes the most rapid six months of the proposal. delivered, with regard to the Company's recommendations. This term in certain special cases can be shortened by the Assembly with a substrantive decision up to a three-month time limit.
.,, (2) If approved by the Assembly, the change in question came into effect a hundred and twenty days after the Storage received from two-thirds of the countries that were at the time of acceptance by the Assembly, had been the Party. After its treatment, the change will be binding on the Party that has received it. For any other country to be a Party at the time of acceptance of such changes by the Assembly, then the change will be binding on the day that the Imfaith receives its acceptance notice.

Section 19
Storage
.,, (1) Storage of this Convention is the General Secretary of the International Maritime Organization.
(2) The storage must immediately notify all parties regarding:
.,,, (a) Any signing of the Convention;
(b) Storage of any charter of attestation, acceptance, approval or accession;
(c) Start the enactment of the Convention;
(d) Reception any changes to the Convention and begin to expire;
(e) Any notice of resignation;
(f) Notice and other communication with respect to the Convention.
.,, (3) After the changes to the Convention are in effect, the Saving must deliver one copy of the original manuscript to the United Nations Secretary of the Nations to be registered and published in accordance with Article 102 of the United Nations Charter.

AS A SIGN OF EVIDENCE, the signed below, has been authorized by the respective Government, has signed the Convention.

It was made in London on the third day of September a thousand seven hundred and seventy-six in English, French, Russian, and Spanish, all text of the salinan_? that must be kept on the Saving, which then sends a copy of the original manuscript to the Government of the Countries invited to attend the International Conperence on the Establishment of the International Maritime Satellite System and to Other State Governments that have signed or accepted the Convention.

This Agreement terminates when the Convention terminates its treatment or if changes to the Convention which waive a referral to the Approval of the Operations are applicable, or to which the preexisting occurs.


Attachment 1

DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCEDURE THAT
SET IN SECTION 15 OF THE CONVENTION

Section 1
Disputes that can be resolved according to Article 15 of the Convention must be handled by an arbitration tribunal consisting of 3 members.

Section 2
Any plaintiff or plaintiff group that intends to submit a dispute to arbitration must provide to any of the following defendants and the Secretariat of the following documents:
.,, (a) A thorough image of the dispute, the reasons why each defendant