Allied Powers in S.S. Wimbledon case

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The Allied Powers in the S.S. Wimbledon case were the coalition of victorious World War I states that brought a dispute before the Permanent Court of International Justice concerning Germany’s obligations under the Treaty of Versailles regarding access to the Kiel Canal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coalition of states
party to international court case
actedCollectivelyAs applicants in the S.S. Wimbledon case
appearedBefore Permanent Court of International Justice NERFINISHED
assertedRightTo use of the Kiel Canal for the S.S. Wimbledon
broughtDisputeAgainst Germany NERFINISHED
caseCitation S.S. Wimbledon (United Kingdom, France, Italy and Japan v. Germany), PCIJ Series A No. 1 NERFINISHED
caseType contentious case before an international court
claimedBreachOf Treaty of Versailles by Germany NERFINISHED
collectiveDesignationOf United Kingdom, France, Italy and Japan in the S.S. Wimbledon case
concernedTreaty Treaty of Versailles NERFINISHED
concernedWaterway Kiel Canal NERFINISHED
forum League of Nations judicial organ NERFINISHED
historicalContext aftermath of the 1919 Treaty of Versailles
includedState France NERFINISHED
Italy NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
involvedVessel S.S. Wimbledon NERFINISHED
legalIssue Germany’s obligations under the Treaty of Versailles regarding access to the Kiel Canal
opposedParty German Reich NERFINISHED
participatedIn inter-state dispute settlement
relatedTo freedom of transit through international waterways
interpretation of peace treaty obligations
roleIn S.S. Wimbledon case NERFINISHED
subjectMatter international law of treaties
international navigation law
timePeriod post-World War I era
wereVictoriousIn World War I NERFINISHED

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France, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom collectiveName Allied Powers in S.S. Wimbledon case