Mixed commissions as quasi-judicial means of resolving international disputes in public debt
The article is based on the analysis of law enforcement practice of the late XIX century beginning XX century considers the role of mixed commissions, as specific quasi-judicial bodies, in the resolution of international disputes on the recovery of state debts. The difference between the activities of international mixed commissions and the implementation of diplomatic protection is shown, as well as the significant influence of state policy on the activities of arbitrators in these commissions is revealed.·