LawInternational LawInternational RelationsInternational OrganizationsMiddle Eastern Diplomatic HistoryTreaty NegotiationTreaty RightsTreaty TerminationIndependent State Constitutional InterpretationMutual Consent TerminationSovereign JurisdictionTermination By Mutual Consent
HISTORY. By a Treaty, signed in London on 22 March 1946, Britain recognized Transjordan as a sovereign independent state. A new Anglo-Transjordan treaty was signed in Amman on 15 March 1948. The treaty was to remain in force for 20 years, but by mutual consent was terminated on 13 March 1957.