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MeasureTHE BRITISH INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAWNo. 209425
Annual income£3,458,821
Annual expenditure£4,307,287
Income less expenditure-£848,466
TrusteesNot published
Highest-paid staff bandNo band in synced record
Financial year end31 December 2024
Cause categoryNot classified
RegionNot published

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THE BRITISH INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW

To promote by means of study groups, meetings and conferences the study and development of international law and comparative law (including foreign law).To promote or commission research into international law and comparative law (including foreign law) and to publish or arrange for publication or otherwise disseminate the results of that research.

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