[Solved] 1. An arbitral tribunal once famously remarked that the simple invocation by a state of a public purpose will not ‘magically put such interest into existence.’ Critically examine what amounts to ‘public interest’ for the purposes of legal expropriation, drawing on relevant arbitral practice.

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1. An arbitral tribunal once famously remarked that the simple invocation by a state of a public purpose will not ‘magically put such interest into existence.’ Critically examine what amounts to ‘public interest’ for the purposes of legal expropriation, drawing on relevant arbitral practice.