Ecuadorian Position on the Law of the Sea |
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... sea adjacent to their coasts , hereby declare as follows : I ) Owing to the geological and biological factors affecting the existence , conservation and development of the marine fauna and flora of the waters adjacent to the coasts of ...
... sea adjacent to their coasts , hereby declare as follows : I ) Owing to the geological and biological factors affecting the existence , conservation and development of the marine fauna and flora of the waters adjacent to the coasts of ...
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... maritime policy that each of them possesses sole sovereignty and jurisdiction over the area of sea adjacent to the coast of its own country and extending not less than 200 nautical miles from the said coast . III ) Their sole ...
... maritime policy that each of them possesses sole sovereignty and jurisdiction over the area of sea adjacent to the coast of its own country and extending not less than 200 nautical miles from the said coast . III ) Their sole ...
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... sea adjacent to the coasts of their respective countries to a distance of not less than two hundred nautical miles from the said coasts , the sea - bed and the subsoil of this maritime zone being included ; The Governments of Chile ...
... sea adjacent to the coasts of their respective countries to a distance of not less than two hundred nautical miles from the said coasts , the sea - bed and the subsoil of this maritime zone being included ; The Governments of Chile ...
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Ecuadorian Position on the Law of the Sea Ecuador. Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores No preview available - 1971 |
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