leppisid
Leppisid are formal instruments through which two or more subjects of international law establish, modify, or terminate legal obligations among themselves. In practice, they cover bilateral and multilateral arrangements and regulate relations in areas such as peace and security, trade and investment, borders, environment, science, and culture. The term is used in Estonian to denote treaties or agreements codified in international law.
Legal framework and features. Most leppisid are governed by international law and may be subject to general
Formation and operation. Leppisid arise from negotiations between states or international organizations, followed by signature and,
Notable examples. Historical and contemporary leppisid include peace treaties, non-aggression pacts, trade and cooperation agreements, and
See also. Tartu rahuleping; international law of treaties; treaty dispute settlement.