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Sir Robert Jennings y Sir Arthur Watts, editores, Oppenheim's International Law, novena edición, vol. I (Londres, Longman, 1992), págs. 860 a 861.
I (London, Longman, 1992), pp. 860-861.
, la Corte Permanente de Justicia Internacional insistió en que la cuestión de saber si un asunto es de la competencia exclusiva de un Estado es, en lo esencial, relativa, pues depende de cuál sea la evolución de las relaciones internacionales, y consideró que incluso cuando se trata de casos no contemplados en principio en el derecho internacional, la facultad discrecional del Estado puede verse limitada por las obligaciones que haya contraído con otros Estados, de modo que su competencia queda limitada por normas de derecho internacional / Véase también Sir Robert Jennings y Sir Anthur Watts, eds., Oppenheim’s International Law, 9ª edición, vol. I (Londres, Longman, 1992), pág. 852.
the Permanent Court of International Justice emphasized that the question whether a matter was solely within the jurisdiction of a State was essentially a relative question, depending upon the development of international relations, and it held that even in respect of matters which in principle were not regulated by international law, the right of a State to use its discretion might be restricted by obligations which it might have undertaken towards other States, so that its jurisdiction became limited by rules of international law. See also Sir Robert Jennings and Sir Arthur Watts, eds., Oppenheim's International Law, 9th ed., vol. I (London, Longman, 1992), p. 852.
Sir Robert Jennings y Sir Arthur Watts, compiladores, Oppenheim's International Law, novena edición, vol. I (Londres, Longman, 1992), pág. 857.
Sir Robert Jennings and Sir Arthur Watts, eds., Oppenheim's International Law, 9th ed., vol. I (London, Longman, 1992), p. 857.
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