… for the existence of the ICJ Reports; and for the analysis and commentary here presented,
even if it is employed as no more than a glorified index to those Reports.I At the outset of this …

The article under this title in the British Yearbook for 2009 opened with the words ‘The present
article is intended to be the penultimate article in this series’, and it was indicated that that …

… As regards interpretation, the only condition laid down by Article 60 of the Statute for the
admission of a request for interpretation is that there is a 'dispute as to the meaning or scope of …

The article under this title in the British Yearbook for 2009 opened with the words ‘The present
article is intended to be the penultimate article in this series’, and it was indicated that that …

… Depending on the context, the phrase "the Court" in this article may refer to the PCIJ, the
ICJ… proceedings before the PCIJ under Article 60 of the Statute seeking an interpretation of …

… -established under a new name, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), for political rather than
… as its judges, there is little wonder that the ICJ was inaugurated with high hopes and great …

… It will be noted that the average duration of proceedings in contentious cases is 171%
longer than the average duration of advisory proceedings, and that the average duration of …

… principle in the Gamez-Bonilla Treaty of 7 October 1894, endorsed by an arbitral award of
the King of Spain, the validity of which in its turn had been confi rmed by the Court itself in 1960…

… ignored the Court's Interim Order of Protection.60 France was not the only country to terminate
… 167. The Court has performed a valuable function in consensual boundary cases. It has …

… In the case of the ICJ, Article 60 of its Statute incorporates expressly the principle of res
judicata (subject to Article 61) which has been specifically applied to decisions on jurisdiction by …