If the expression of a State’s consent to be bound by a treaty has been procured through the corruption of its representative directly or indirectly by another negotiating State, the State may invoke such corruption as invalidating its consent to be bound by the treaty.
See also: Article 49 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
United Nations Security Council Resolution 79 – Armaments: regulation and reduction 79 (1950). Resolution of 17 January 1950 The Security Council, Having received the text of resolution 300 (IV)
United Nations Security Council Resolution 78 – Armaments: regulation and reduction 78 (194.9). Resolution of 18 October 1949 The Security Council, Having received and examined the proposals contained in
United Nations Security Council Resolution 77 – Armaments: regulation and reduction 77 (1949). Resolution of II October 1949 The Security Council, Having received and examined the second progress report
United Nations Security Council Resolution 76 – Future costs of UN military observers in Indonesia 76 (1949). Resolution of 5 October 1949 The Security Council, Having received a cablegram,
