The conclusion shows that the International Court has contributed to the interpretation of remedies. Several aspects of the remedies available before the Court have been clarified through its practice and, consequently, states now have more reasonable expectations when they submit a dispute before the Court. The consistency that the Court has demonstrated in its interpretation of the remedies available before it has enhanced predictability in the manner in which the Court applies and clarifies the remedies that are requested by the parties appearing before it. The manner in which the remedies of international law are interpreted and applied is, however, strictly connected with the function of the Court, i.e., that of being the principal judicial organ of the United Nations. Therefore, the fact that the Court observes the manner in which its judgments contribute to the maintenance of international peace influences the application of remedies with respect to the disputes submitted before it.