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Unanimity was required for the decisions of both the Assembly and the Council, except in matters of procedure and some other specific cases, such as the admission of new members.
This requirement was a reflection of the League's belief in the sovereignty of its component nations ; the League sought solution by consent, not by dictation.
However, in case of a dispute, the consent of the parties to the dispute was not required for unanimity.

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