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In fact, the principle nemo plus iuris transferre potest quam ipse habet and its corollaries have been recognized since the Wimbledon Case, when the Permanent Court of International Justice stated that "[n]o doubt any convention creating an obligation .
In none of the cases in which personnel were transferre was the process traumatic.
Quod quidem et in Cantico legimus canticorum, ubi sponsae pulchritudo describitur et ad extremum infertur absque taciturnitate tau, nolentibus qui interpretati sunt transferre nomen, quod in sancta scriptura sonaret turpitudinem.
 
 
 
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