Article 46 ICJ StatutepublicityhearingstransparencyCommentary to Article 46 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice.von Schorlemer, SabineTzanakopoulos, AntoniosSocial Science Electronic Publishing
59 of the Statute (“The decision of the Court has no binding force except between the parties and in respect of that particular case”) in paragraph 44 of its March order, it ignores another article in the ICJ Statute. Art. 41(1) states: “The Court shall have the power to indicate...
Statute of the International Court of Justice (1945) 15 UNCIO 355, Article 38(1)(b); North Sea Continental Shelf Cases (Federal Republic of Germany v Denmark; Federal Republic of Germany v Netherlands) (judgment) [1969] ICJ Rep 3, para 77; Nicaragua (merits) (n 28) paras 184, 186....
ICJ Arbitral Award (Honduras v Nicaragua) [1960] ICJ Rep 192, 208. 77. Mahiou (2006), Art 24 MN 10. 78. UN Office of Legal Affairs (2003), p. 65; Aust (2013), p. 151. 79. “For each State ratifying, accepting, approving or acceding to this Statute after the deposit of the...
Charter of the United Nations and statute of the International Court of Justice The Charter of the United Nations is divided into 19 chapters. Following a preamble, Chapter I outlines the purposes and principles of the organization; Ch... U Nations,N York,NOOP Information - 《United Nations》...
“General Principles of Law” is whether general principles of law “formed within the international legal system” could be regarded as part of Article 38(1)(c) of the Statute of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which provides that the ICJ shall apply “the general principles of ...
ICJ Maritime Delimitation and Territorial Questions between Qatar and Bahrain (Qatar v Bahrain) (Jurisdiction and Admissibility) [1994] ICJ Rep 112, para 26. 31. Ibid para 27 with discussion by J Klabbers Qatar v Bahrain: the Concept of Treaty in International Law (1995) 33 AVR 361, 366...
Article 38 of the Statute of the ICJ should be regarded as the comprehensive and complete sources of international law.<br/> A、正确<br/> B、错误
罗马法将法律分为“成文法”(jus scriptum)和“不成文法”(jus non scriptum),认为“不成文法是由经惯例检验的规则组成的;因为使用者的同意所核准的长期沿袭的习惯与成文法(statute)并无二至。”早期国际法学家和他们的先驱一样把习惯法描述为长期、不间断的惯例的不成文法。“国际法之父”格老秀斯深受...
[35]ICJ(International Commission of Jurist)在评论1994国际法委员会制定的《罗马规约草案》时,也认为不应将侵略罪纳入国际刑事法院的管辖范围,因为:1,联合国大会3314号决议已经将侵略罪定义为国家行为,但国际刑事法院属人管辖的范围仅限于自然人;2,而且在无权对安理会对侵略行为已经发生的断定进行复议的情况下,国际...