Ireland / United States · Ireland–US 1999 amending convention
ARTICLE I ·
English · amending protocol
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Ireland / United States; S.I. No.425/1999, Schedule; edition Amending convention signed 24 September 1999, as printed in S.I. No.425/1999; article i; English; unreviewed source text, current applicability unverified; /editions/ie-us-1999-amending-convention-irish-si425/en/articles/article-i/
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Source & edition
S.I. No.425/1999, Schedule
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- Edition
- Amending convention signed 24 September 1999, as printed in S.I. No.425/1999
- Text available here
- English
- Review
- Unreviewed; qualified human review pending
- Current applicability
- Not verified
Languages recorded in source metadata: English. This is not a promise of available text or a translation.
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Separate amending convention; does not replace the retained 1997 convention text.
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