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Local Remedies in International Law. By C. F. Amerasinghe [Cambridge, Grotius Publications Ltd., 1990, 410 pp.].
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1 The important role of the rule in international claims was reaffirmed recently by the International Court of Justice, Electronica Cicula S.p.A. (ELSI), Judgment, (1989) I.C.J. Reports 15, at 42Google Scholar.
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