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123 agreement and Hyde Act
by Viswanadh on Feb 15, 2008 05:39 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

Hyde Act is their national law, how can a Country(America) enter into a treaty with another Country (India)bypassing national law? How this government wants us to believe it's assertion that 123 agreement over-rides Hyde Act??

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  RE:123 agreement and Hyde Act
by Amrit Singh on Feb 15, 2008 05:44 PM   Permalink
In international law, international treaties have higher status than demestic law. A treaty can be concluded eventhough it is not in accordence with natinal law. But in this case, Rice says that final treaty document will not be signed if it is not consistent with Hyde act. US will not support in NSG, means that India cannot buy reactors from other countries if it founds out that doing business with US under Hyde act is not good.

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