(November 9th, 1932)
Subject to subsequent accession for the colonies and territories under mandate.
[April 20th, 1932]
Does not include any colonies, protectorates or overseas territories or territories under suzerainty or mandate.
(August 6th, 1932 a)
(January 9th, 1933 a)
(January 3rd, 1935 a)
(March 11th, 1936 a)
(April 29th, 1936 a)
(May 3rd, 1938 a)
(May 21st, 1940 a)
[November 27th, 1933 a]
(March 5th, 1932 a)
(December 4th, 1931)
(May 20th, 1939 a)
[May 23rd, 1934 a]
(June 6th, 1939 a)
(September 20th, 1938 a)
(September 25th, 1933)
(January 10th, 1939 a)
[March 31st, 1933]
(January 16th, 1934)
(June 15th, 1934)
(January 23rd, 1932)
Does not assume any obligation as regards its Colonies.
[June 19th, 1935 a]
(June 3rd, 1933)
(November 9th, 1933)
(October 19th, 1934)
(September 25th, 1936)
(July 23rd, 1935 a)
(May 9th, 1933 a)
League of Nations, Treaty Series , vol. 138, p. 149.
See note 1 under “Netherlands” regarding Aruba/Netherlands Antilles in the “Historical Information” section in the front matter of this volume.
See note 1 under “former Yugoslavia” in the “Historical Information” section in the front matter of this volume.
See note 1 under "Czech Republic" and note 1 under "Slovakia" in the "Historical Information" section in the front matter of this volume.
A new convention on the subject of the taxation of foreign motor vehicles was drawn up within the framework of the Inland Transport Committee of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and opened for signature at Geneva on 18 May 1956, namely, the Convention on the Taxation of Road Vehicles for Private Use in Interna- tional Traffic. Its article 4 provides as follows:
"As soon as a country which is a Contracting Party to the Convention of 30 March 1931 on the Taxation of Foreign Motor Vehicles becomes a Contracting Party to the present Convention, it shall take the measures laid down in article 17 of the 1931 Conven tion to denounce that Convention."
For the list of signatures, ratifications and accessions to the Convention of 18 May 1956, see chapter XI.B-10.
In accordance with article 17, denunciation takes effect one year after date of its receipt by the Secretary-General.
In a communication received on 1 March 1960, the Government of the Netherlands has informed the Secretary-General that it "will no longer consider itself bound, for the Realm as a whole, by the provisions of the 1931 Convention in its relations with those Parties to the said Convention for whom the Convention of 1956 [on the Taxation of Road Vehicles for Private Use in International Traffic] has come into force, this as from the date on which the Convention of 1956 enters into force between those States and the Kingdom of the Netherlands but not before one year after the day on which you will have received this declaration".
In a communication of 31 July 1957, the Government of Finland, with reference to its notification of denunciation, has informed the Secretary-General that the said notification has been intended to take effect in respect of Finland on 10 September 1957, i.e., one year after the date of its receipt by the Secretary-General, only "if the Convention on the Taxation of Road Vehicles for Private Use in International Traffic of 18 May 1956, to which Finland is a party, has entered into force by that date. If the Convention has not entered into force on 10 September 1957, it is the intention of the Government of Finland that the denunciation should take effect on such date thereafter as the Convention shall enter into force."