Great Britain and Northern Ireland and France - Joint Note addressed to the Belgian Government by the Governments of the United Kingdom and of the French Republic relating to the Release of Belgium from all Obligations towards them resulting from either the Treaty of Locarno or the Arrangements drawn up in London on the 19th March, 1936, signed at Brussels, April 24th, 1937, and Notes by which the Belgian Government takes note of the above-mentioned Declaration, Brussels, April 24th, 1937 [1937] LNTSer 83; 178 LNTS 185

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