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Citation rules/International materials/21.4 Treaties and Other International Agreements

Remove the second form designation

Style note2Federal courts, Illinois courts21st and 22nd editions

A treaty name whose opening words stack two designations of form joined by “&” or “and”, when the citation keeps only the first of them.1

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  1. 1R. 21.4.1(a)(i) Form of agreement.
  2. 2A style note: the rule in note 1 allows both forms and prefers one.
PreviousRemove the emphasis from the short formNextReplace the year with the full date

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  1. Abbreviate the parties or reorder them
  2. Abbreviate the subdivision
  3. Add the day of signing
  4. Add the treaty's form designation
  5. Give the exact date of signing
  6. Italicize the phrase before the date
  7. Move the date before the source
  8. Move the parties before the date
  9. Remove the second form designation

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More in 21.4 Treaties and Other International Agreements

  1. Abbreviate the parties or reorder them
  2. Abbreviate the subdivision
  3. Add the day of signing
  4. Add the treaty's form designation
  5. Give the exact date of signing
  6. Italicize the phrase before the date
  7. Move the date before the source
  8. Move the parties before the date
  9. Remove the second form designation

Back to International materials

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