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Bilateral Treaty between Austria and Sardinia, Vienna (1840)

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Bilateral Treaty between Austria and Sardinia, Vienna (1840), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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have suggested. Each of the two signatory
States reserves the right to make such
a declaration to the other, and herewith it is
agreed between both signatories that, after expiry of
six months after the one signatory has handed over
to the other this declaration, the present treaty and all
therein contained stipulations will cease to be
in effect.

Article 29

      The present treaty is to be ratified by Their
Majesties and the exchange of ratifications
shall be accomplished within four weeks or
earlier if possible.


      In witness whereof both plenipotentiaries have
signed this document and set their seals to it.
      Done at Vienna, 22 May 1840.

METTERNICH.                        DE SAMBUY.

(seal)                              (seal)


    

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