<СОГЛАШЕНИЕ ПО ВОПРОСАМ ПРАВОПРЕЕМСТВА БЫВШИХ ЮГОСЛАВСКИХ РЕСПУБЛИК> [англ.] (Вместе с <ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕМ К СОГЛАШЕНИЮ...>, <ДВИЖИМЫМ И НЕДВИЖИМЫМ ИМУЩЕСТВОМ>, <ДИПЛОМАТИЧЕСКОЙ И КОНСУЛЬСКОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТЬЮ>, <ФИНАНСОВЫМИ АКТИВАМИ И ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬСТВАМИ>, <ОБЪЯВЛЕНИЕМ ПОЛНОМОЧИЙ...>, <АРХИВОМ>, <ПЕНСИЕЙ>, <ПРОЧИМИ ПРАВАМИ, ИНТЕРЕСАМИ И ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬСТВАМИ>, <ЧАСТНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТЬЮ И ПРИОБРЕТЕННЫМИ ПРАВАМИ>) (Соглашение заключено в г. Вене 29.06.2001) (Приложение к Соглашению подписано в г. Брюсселе 10.04.2001) (Приложение 1 к Дополнению C подписано в г. Вене 25.05.2001)

(c) The cost of transporting archives which pass pursuant to this Annex shall be borne by the recipient.
(d) The current possessor of archives which are to be transported or which may be copied pursuant to this Annex shall assist in reducing the related costs as far as possible.
(e) Any State making archives available for copying shall provide the best available document to copy and provide free and equal access to all States making copies.
(f) The State in possession of original documents forming part of the SFRY State Archives shall provide access to them for purposes of obtaining a certified copy for use as evidence upon the request of the interested user, should the copy available in another State not be usable for his legitimate needs.

Article 12

Within 3 months of the date on which this Agreement enters into force, representatives of the Ministries or Departments responsible for archives in each of the States shall meet together to give effect to this Annex, and to take such immediate action as may be possible. Arrangements for that meeting, and for the initial general supervision of the implementation of this Annex, shall be made by the Standing Joint Committee established under Article 4 of this Agreement.

Annex E

PENSIONS

Article 1

Each State shall assume responsibility for and regularly pay legally grounded pensions funded by that State in its former capacity as a constituent Republic of the SFRY, irrespective of the nationality, citizenship, residence or domicile of the beneficiary.

Article 2

Each State shall assume responsibility for and regularly pay pensions which are due to its citizens who were civil or military servants of the SFRY irrespective of where they are resident or domiciled, if those pensions were funded from the federal budget or other federal resources of the SFRY; provided that in the case of a person who is a citizen of more than one State -
(i) if that person is domiciled in one of those States, payment of the pension shall be made by that State, and
(ii) if that person is not domiciled in any State of which such person is a citizen, payment of the pension shall be made by the State in the territory of which that person was resident on 1 June 1991.

Article 3

The States shall, if necessary conclude bilateral arrangements for ensuring the payment of pensions pursuant to Articles 1 and 2 above to persons located in a State other than that which is paying the pensions of those persons, for transferring the necessary funds to ensure payment of those pensions, and for the payment of pensions proportionally to the payment of contributions. Where appropriate, the conclusion of such definitive bilateral arrangements may be preceded by the conclusion of interim arrangements for ensuring the payment of pensions pursuant to Article 2. Any bilateral agreements concluded between any two of the States shall prevail over the provisions of this Annex and shall resolve the issue of mutual claims between the pension funds of the States relating to payments of pensions made before such agreements entered into force.

Annex F

OTHER RIGHTS, INTERESTS AND LIABILITIES

Article 1

All rights and interests which belonged to the SFRY and which are not otherwise covered by this Agreement (including, but not limited to, patents, trade marks, copyrights, royalties, and claims of and debts due to the SFRY) shall be shared among the successor States, taking into account the proportion for division of SFRY financial assets in Annex C of this Agreement. The division of such rights and i

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