An error of a national court which does not produce a manifest injustice is not considered a denial of justice.

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This statement is in line with the general principles of international law. The concept of denial of justice requires that an error by a national court results in a severe and unjust outcome for a party. If the error does not produce a manifest injustice, it cannot be considered a denial of justice.

An Error of a National Court Which Does Not Produce