Aeronautic Institute and Club
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The Institute of International Law was a body of 120 of the greatest international lawyers of the world. It studied and worked out projects on unsettled problems and began considering aerial law in 1901. Aerial law was again considered in 1906, 1910, and 1911. Its decisions, while indicating the consensus of these legal minds, were considered opinions, though in many areas these opinions had become the basis of international conventions.
If Aeronautic Institute, a source is 13 Almanacco Italiano 524 (1908)
| Organization names | Institute of International Law - This might be the Aeronautic Institute and Club in London, founded 1901 |
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