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- Preliminary Material
- Preface
- Excerpts from the Preface to the First Edition
- Contents
- Abbreviations
- List of Authors
- Table of Cases I: International Court of Justice
- Table of Cases II: Permanent Court of International Justice
- Table of Cases III: Other Bodies
- International Criminal Court
- International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
- Special Tribunal for Lebanon
- International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
- European Court of Human Rights
- European Commission of Human Rights
- Inter-American Court of Human Rights
- Central American Court of Justice
- European Court of Justice/General Court
- International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes
- WTO, Panels and Appellate Body
- Arbitral Awards
- United Nations Human Rights Committee
- United Nations Committee against Torture
- National Cases
- Main Text
- Part One Introduction
- General Introduction
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction
- B General Issues
- I The Relation between the Present Court and the PCIJ
- II The Court and the Charter of the United Nations
- III Contentious Jurisdiction
- IV Advisory Jurisdiction
- V Admissibility
- VI The Size of the Court
- VII The Court’s Adversarial Process
- VIII The Reporting of Cases and the Accessibility of the Court’s Work
- IX Separate and Dissenting Opinions
- X Judges ad hoc
- XI Chambers of the Court
- C Activity of the Court
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- I The First Decade: 1947–1956
- II The Second Decade: 1957–1966
- III The Third Decade: 1967–1976
- IV The Fourth Decade: 1977–1986
- V The Fifth Decade: 1987–1996
- VI The Sixth Decade: 1997–2006
- 1 The Booming Activities of the Court
- 2 The First Site Visit
- 3 Objections to Jurisdiction and/or Admissibility Never Stop
- 4 African Boundary Disputes
- 5 Asian Territorial and Maritime Disputes
- 6 Consular Assistance Cases
- 7 Further Applications for Revision of the Court’s Judgments
- 8 Two Use of Force Cases with Counter-Claims
- 9 Immunities from Jurisdiction
- 10 Advisory Opinions
- 11 Summary of the Decade 1997–2006
- VII The Seventh Decade: 2007–2016
- 1 General Considerations
- 2 Two Genocide Cases
- 3 Maritime Delimitation Cases—Clarifying Maritime Delimitation Methodology
- 4 Sovereignty and Boundary Disputes
- 5 Human Rights Cases
- 6 The San Juan River Cases
- 7 Environment and Protection of Living Resources
- 8 Declaratory Judgments
- 9 Nuclear Disarmament Cases
- 10 Jurisdictional Immunities of the State
- 11 Advisory Opinions
- 12 Summary of the Decade 2007–2016
- D Outlook
- Historical Introduction
- Preliminary Material
- PCIJ Materials
- Select Bibliography
- A The PCIJ Statute: Seeking the Future in the Past
- B The PCIJ and the PCA Compared: From Arbitration to Adjudication
- C Drafting of the PCIJ Statute in 1920
- D First Decade of the PCIJ, 1922–1930
- E Revising the PCIJ Statute, 1929–1936
- F Second Decade of the PCIJ, 1931–1940
- G From the PCIJ to the ICJ
- General Introduction
- Part Two Relevant Provisions of the UN Charter
- Article 2, para. 3 UN Charter
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction
- B Analysis
- C Evaluation
- Article 7 UN Charter
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A The Function of Article 7, para. 1 UN Charter in Respect of the Court
- B Historical Development
- C The ICJ as an Organ of the United Nations
- D Relations of the ICJ with Other Organs
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- I The ICJ as ‘Principal Organ’
- II The ICJ as ‘Judicial Organ’
- III The ICJ as ‘Principal Judicial Organ’
- E The Relationship between the ICJ as an Organ of the United Nations and the ICJ as a World Court
- F Evaluation
- Article 33 UN Charter
- Article 36 UN Charter
- Preliminary Material
- UN Materials
- Select Bibliography
- A Drafting History
- B Development of Security Council Practice
- C Conditions for Security Council Action under Article 36 UN Charter
- D Admissible Content of Security Council Recommendations
- E Potential Addressees of Recommendations
- F Legal and Political Effects of Recommendations
- Article 92 UN Charter
- Article 93 UN Charter
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Historical Development
- B Analysis
- I Parties to the ICJ Statute under Article 93, para. 1 UN Charter
- II Parties to the Statute under Article 93, para. 2 UN Charter
- III States not Party to the ICJ Statute
- C Evaluation
- Article 94 UN Charter
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction
- B Historical Development
- C Analysis
- D Evaluation
- Article 95 UN Charter
- Article 96 UN Charter
- Article 2, para. 3 UN Charter
- Part Three Statute of the International Court of Justice
- Article 1
- Ch.I Organization of the Court
- Article 2
- Article 3
- Article 4
- Article 5
- Article 6
- Article 7
- Article 8
- Article 9
- Article 10
- Article 11
- Article 12
- Article 13
- Article 14
- Article 15
- Article 16
- Article 17
- Article 18
- Article 19
- Article 20
- Article 21
- Article 22
- Article 23
- Article 24
- Article 25
- Article 26
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction
- B Chambers Dealing with Particular Categories of Cases
- C Chambers Dealing with a Particular Case
- Article 27
- Article 28
- Article 29
- Article 30
- Article 31
- Article 32
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction
- B The Conditions of Service and Compensation of the Members of the Court
- C Compensation of the Judges ad hoc
- D The Salaries and Pensions of the Registrar and the Registry Staff
- E Travel and Subsistence Allowance
- F Exemption from All Taxation
- G Evaluation
- Article 33
- Relationship of the ICJ with Other International Courts and Tribunals
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A The Jurisdiction of the PCIJ in the Context of the Parties’ Preference for Other Methods for the Settlement of Disputes
- B The Relationship between Acceptance of the ICJ’s Jurisdiction and Agreements Providing for the Settlement of Disputes by Other International Courts and Tribunals
- C Issues of Judicial Propriety
- D The Review by the ICJ of Final Arbitral Awards
- E The Risk of Fragmentation of International Law because of the Proliferation of International Courts and Tribunals
- Ch.II Competence of the Court
- Article 34
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction: Meaning and Scope of Article 34
- B Historical Development
- C Criticism Addressed to Article 34
- D Alternative Means Offered to International Organizations: Compulsory Advisory Opinions and Others
- E Evaluation
- Article 35
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Function of Article 35
- B Historical Development
- C General Questions of Article 35
- D Access to the Court under Article 35, para. 1
- E Access to the Court under Article 35, para. 2
- I General Questions
- II Scope of Application ratione personae of Article 35, para. 2
- III Conditions for Access to the Court under SC Res. 9 (1946)
- IV ‘… subject to the special provisions contained in treaties in force …’
- V ‘… but in no case shall such conditions place the parties in a position of inequality before the Court’
- F Contribution to the Expenses of the Court Under Article 35, para. 3
- G Evaluation
- Article 36
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Historical Development
- B Main Features of the Jurisdictional Scheme under Article 36
- I Jurisdiction
- II Disputes
- III Difference of Opinion
- IV Legal Disputes
- V Political Disputes
- VI The ICJ and the Security Council
- VII Disputes Unsuitable for Judicial Settlement
- VIII Consent
- IX Indispensable Third Party
- X Jus cogens
- XI Reciprocity
- XII Issues to be Raised ex officio or proprio motu by the Court
- XIII Incidental Jurisdiction
- C Detailed Analysis of Article 36
- I Article 36, paras. 1 and 2—Common Characteristics
- II Article 36, para. 1
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- 1 Special Agreement (Compromis)
- 2 Charter of the United Nations
- 3 Treaties and Conventions in Force
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- a) General Treaties and Conventions Providing for Dispute Settlement by the ICJ
- b) Specialized Multilateral Treaties and Conventions with Compromissory Clauses
- c) Gaps in the Network of Compromissory Clauses
- d) Determination of Scope of Compromissory Clauses
- e) Challenges to the Validity of Treaties and Conventions
- f) Appropriate Wording of Compromissory Clauses
- g) Compromissory Clauses Referring to Substance of Dispute
- h) Reservations to Compromissory Clauses
- III Article 36, para. 2
- IV Exceptional Title of Jurisdiction outside Article 36, paras. 1 and 2?
- V Article 36, para. 3
- VI Article 36, para. 4
- VII Article 36, para. 5
- VIII Article 36, para. 6
- 1 The Principle of Kompetenz-Kompetenz
- 2 The Applicable Regime under the Rules of Court
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- a) Concept of ‘Application’
- b) Scope ratione personae of Right to Raise Preliminary Objections
- c) Meaning of Ninety-Day Time Limit
- d) Raising Preliminary Objections ahead of Receipt of Memorial?
- e) Invocation of New Grounds of Jurisdiction by Applicant
- f) Jurisdiction and Admissibility
- g) In particular: Admissibility
- aa) Diplomatic Protection: Nationality Rule and Exhaustion of Local Remedies
- bb) Substantiation of Subject-Matter of Application
- cc) Agreement on Other Method of Pacific Settlement
- dd) Delay
- ee) Abuse of Process, Infringement of Good Faith, Obstacle of Clean Hands
- ff) Power of Representation
- gg) Waiver
- hh) Lack of locus standi
- 3 No Forfeiture of the Right to Seise the Court
- 4 Critical Date
- 5 Decision on Preliminary Objections
- 6 Applications Lacking any Jurisdictional Basis
- IX Jurisdiction in Instances of Provisional Measures under Article 41
- D Evaluation
- Article 37
- Article 38
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction—The Function of the Court and Applicable Law
- B Historical Development
- C The Function of the Court
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- I The Function of the Court ‘is to decide … ’
- II in accordance with international law’
- D The Sources of International Law in Article 38
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- I The Particular Sources Listed in Article 38
- II The Relationships between the Sources Listed in Article 38
- E The Subsidiary Means for the Determination of Rules of Law
- General Principles of Procedural Law
- Article 34
- Ch.III Procedure
- Article 39
- Article 40
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Purposes of Article 40
- B Historical Development
- C Several Salient Features of Article 40
- I Introduction
- II Main Issues in a Normal Contentious Case
- 1 Methods of Instituting Proceedings; Instruments Used to Institute Proceedings
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- a) The Basic Methods and Instruments: Notification of Special Agreement and Application
- b) The Permutations
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- aa) Notification of Special Agreement
- bb) Application
- cc) Application Based on a Special Agreement or ‘Framework Agreement’
- dd) Application in a Naked Attempt to Employ forum prorogatum as the Sole Basis of Jurisdiction
- ee) Application in an Attempt to Employ forum prorogatum as an Alternative Basis of Jurisdiction
- 2 Content of the Instrument Instituting Proceedings
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- a) Instrument ‘addressed to the Registrar’
- b) Indication of the Parties and the Declaration Accepting Conditions for Accessing the Court under Article 35, para. 2
- c) ‘subject of the dispute’ in General
- d) ‘subject of the dispute’ in Special Agreements
- e) ‘subject of the dispute’ and Further Requirements in Applications
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- aa) The Development of Article 38, para. 2 of the Rules
- bb) Scope of Application of the Phrase ‘as far as possible’
- cc) Jurisdictional Bases and Problems with Subsequent Additions
- dd) ‘subject of the dispute’; ‘Precise Nature of the Claim’; and ‘Succinct Statement of the Facts and Grounds on which the Claim is Based’
- ee) ‘subject of the dispute’ and the Expansion of Proceedings
- f) Evidence of Authority to Act before the Court
- 3 The Internal Processing of the Instrument Instituting Proceedings Within the Court
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- a) Receipt of the Instrument Instituting Proceedings and Date of the Institution of Proceedings
- b) Initial Control by the Registrar
- c) Communication of the Instrument Instituting Proceedings to the Members of the Court
- d) General List
- e) Titles of Cases
- f) Treatment of Applications in an Attempt to Employ forum prorogatum as the Sole Jurisdictional Basis or as an Alternative Jurisdictional Basis
- g) The Control over the General List and a Call for Formalizing the ‘No Case Exists Objections’ Procedure
- h) A ‘Case List’ for All Documents Filed in a Case?
- 4 Communication of the Instrument Instituting Proceedings to the Outside World
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- a) Same Treatment for Applications and Notification of Special Agreement
- b) Communication to ‘All Concerned’—Parties and Potential Interveners
- c) Communication to ‘Members of the United Nations through the Secretary-General’
- d) Communication to ‘any other states entitled to appear before the Court’
- e) Practical Implementation: Channel and Means of Communication; Time; Language and Urgent Notification
- f) Treatment of Applications in a Naked Attempt to Employ forum prorogatum as the Sole Jurisdictional Basis and Applications in an Attempt to Employ forum prorogatum as an Alternative Jurisdictional Basis
- g) Press Releases
- 5 Competent Act of State in Further Proceedings
- 6 Further Complications in the Proceedings: Modification of Claims, New Claims, ‘Subject of the Dispute’, or ‘Subject of the Application’?
- 7 Special Issue: forum prorogatum
- 1 Methods of Instituting Proceedings; Instruments Used to Institute Proceedings
- III Institution of Other Types of Proceedings
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- 1 Incidental Proceedings: Preliminary Objections; Requests for Provisional Measures
- 2 Incidental Proceedings: Counter-Claims
- 3 Incidental Proceedings: Intervention under Articles 62 or 63
- 4 Special Reference to the Court (Under Article 87 of the Rules of Court)
- 5 Interpretation of Judgments under Article 60
- 6 Revision of Judgments under Article 61
- 7 Abnormal Special Proceedings (Nuclear Tests (Request for Examination))
- 8 Chamber Proceedings
- 9 Advisory Proceedings
- 10 Applications by Private Persons or Non-State Entities
- D Evaluation
- Counter-Claims Article 80 of the Rules
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction
- B Historical Development of the Rule Dealing with Counter-Claims
- C Issues of Interpretation
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- I Two Requirements for Entertaining the Counter-Claim
- II Jurisdiction Over the Counter-Claim ‘As Such’
- III Direct Connection with the Subject-Matter of the Claim
- IV Filing the Counter-Claim with the Counter-Memorial
- V Counter-Claim as an Independent Claim and Not a Defence
- VI Other Party’s Right to an Additional Pleading
- VII Procedure for Deciding the Admissibility of the Counter-Claim
- VIII Withdrawal of the Counter-Claim
- IX Further Objections to the Counter-Claim at the Merits Phase
- X Disposition of the Counter-Claim on the Merits
- D Evaluation
- E Annex: Filing and Disposition of Counter-Claims 1928–2018
- Article 41
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Historical Development
- B Substantive Aspects of Article 41
- C Conditions for the Indication of Provisional Measures
- D Procedure
- I General Remarks
- II Filing a Request
- III Action of the Court proprio motu
- IV Powers of the President
- V Participation of a Judge ad hoc
- VI Proceedings
- E Provisional Measures and Advisory Opinions
- F Binding Effect of Provisional Measures
- G The Role of the Security Council
- H Evaluation
- I Annex: Requests for Provisional Measures 1926–2018
- Article 42
- Article 43
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction
- B Historical Development
- C Procedure in the Principal Proceedings on the Merits
- I Introduction
- II Written Proceedings
- 1 Organization of Written Proceedings
- 2 The Pleadings
- 3 Papers and Documents in Support
- 4 Confidentiality of Pleadings and Documents
- III Oral Proceedings
- 1 Organization of Oral Proceedings
- 2 Oral Argument
- 3 Oral Evidence
- a) Right of the Parties to Produce Oral Evidence
- b) Persons Giving Oral Evidence
- c) Information on the Oral Evidence to be Produced
- d) Procedure for the Obtaining of Oral Evidence
- e) Languages Used for Oral Evidence
- f) Transcripts of Oral Evidence
- g) Code of Conduct Regarding the Disclosure of Oral Evidence
- 4 Documents Part of the Oral Proceedings
- D Procedure in Incidental Proceedings on Preliminary Objections
- E Evaluation
- Article 44
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Historical Development
- B Function of the Provision
- C Article 44, para. 1
- D Article 44, para. 2
- E Site Visits and Advisory Opinions
- F Evaluation
- Article 45
- Article 46
- Article 47
- Article 48
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Historical Development
- B Analysis
- I General Considerations
- II The Subject-Matter of Orders
- 1 General Questions
- 2 Composition of the Court
- 3 Formation, Composition, and Mandate of ad hoc Chambers
- 4 Number and Order of Written Pleadings and Fixing of Time Limits
- 5 Non-Appearance
- 6 Joinder of Proceedings
- 7 Objections against Evidence Submitted
- 8 Incidental Proceedings
- 9 Appointment of Experts to Assist the Parties in Giving Effect to a Judgment
- 10 Requests for Interpretation and Revision of Judgments
- 11 Advisory Proceedings
- III Orders Concerning Arrangements Connected with the Taking of Evidence
- C Evaluation
- Evidentiary Issues
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Introduction
- B Sources of the Law of Evidence to be Applied by the Court
- C Analysis
- I Principles and Rules Governing the Procurement of Evidence
- II Burden of Proof
- III Means of Proof
- IV Assessment and Evaluation of Evidence, Standard of Proof, Probative Value
- 1 Assessment and Evaluation of Evidence
- 2 Standard of Proof
- 3 Probative Value
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- a) Witness Testimony and Statements Made by Persons out of Court
- b) Affidavits
- c) Experts
- d) Reports of International Organizations
- e) Reports of National Official Agencies and Bodies
- f) Reports of Non-Governmental Organizations
- g) Judgments and other Documents from International Courts and Tribunals
- h) Maps
- i) Media Reports
- V Evidence in Advisory Proceedings
- D Evaluation and Outlook
- Article 49
- Article 50
- Article 51
- Article 52
- Article 53
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A Function and Scope of the Procedure in Default of Appearance under Article 53
- B Historical Development
- C The Scope of Application of Article 53 in Contentious Cases
- D Party Status of Non-Appearing States
- E Obligations of the Court under Article 53, para. 2
- F Procedural Questions
- G Non-Appearance in Advisory Proceedings
- H Evaluation
- Article 54
- Article 55
- Article 56
- Preliminary Material
- Select Bibliography
- A The Requirement to State the Reasons on which the Judgment is Based
- B The Requirement to State the Names of the Judges who Have Taken Part in the Decision
- C Evaluation
- Article 57
- Article 58
- Article 59
- Part One Introduction