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47Cf. J. Kunz, "The Problem of Revision in International Law", American Journal on International Law, Vol. 33 (1939), p. 42; and "The Meaning and Range of the Norm Pacta Sunt Servanda" American Journal on International Law, Vol. 39 (1945), p. 197. In one of his judgments, Lord Summer observed that the principle of frustration, which corresponds to the doctrine of rebus under English law, "is really a device by which the rules as to absolute contracts are reconciled with special excepteion which justice demand" (Hirji Matji and others v. Cheong Yue Steamship Co. Ltd., L.R. 1926, 497, 509, quoted by Williams, " The Permanence of Treaties" p.91.