Treaty Breach

/ˈtriːti briːtʃ/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A violation or failure to perform obligations under a treaty between states.
    The country was accused of a treaty breach for failing to comply with disarmament terms.

Forms

  • treaty breach
  • treaty breaches

Commentary

Treaty breach specifically involves international law obligations and differs from ordinary contract breaches due to the parties and enforcement mechanisms involved.

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