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Under public international law, a reservation to a treaty:
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- 1Can be made with respect to all provisions without any limitation
- 2Can be made at any time long after ratification without consent
- 3Can be made when signing or ratifying, provided it does not defeat the object and purpose of the treaty✓
- 4Is strictly prohibited for all international multilateral treaties
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Can be made when signing or ratifying, provided it does not defeat the object and purpose of the treaty
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