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The Amended Rules of the Permanent Court of International Justice

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 April 2017

Manley O. Hudson
Manley O. Hudson*
Affiliation:
Harvard Law School
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Various changes in the organization of the Permanent Court of International Justice, particularly in the arrangements for its sessions, were envisaged in the amendments to the Statute of the Court annexed to the Protocol for the Revision of the Statute, of September 14, 1929. This protocol failed to come into force in September, 1930, as planned. While it may yet come into force, that event may be postponed for several years. It would seem to require ratification by each of the forty-five states which have ratified the Protocol of Signature of December 16, 1920, as well as ratification by the United States of America. Only thirty-five states members of the League of Nations have now (May 1, 1931) ratified the protocol of September 14, 1929, and it may prove to be a difficult task to persuade the remaining eleven states to ratify promptly. Meanwhile, it has seemed desirable that the court itself should revise its rules in the direction of some of the changes which would have been effected by the amendments to the statute.

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Research Article
Information
American Journal of International Law , Volume 25 , Issue 3 , July 1931 , pp. 427 - 435
Copyright
Copyright © American Society of International Law 1931

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References

1 League of Nations Official Journal, Special Supplement No. 83, p. 9.

2 League of Nations Document A.45.1930.V.

3 Originally published in a pamphlet, Distr. 112, 1922, later printed in Publications of the Court, Series D, No. 1. For the minutes of the meetings at which the rules were prepared, see Series D,No. 2.

4 Series D, No.1. For the minutes of the meetings at which the rules were revised, see Series D, No. 2, addendum. See also, Hammarskjöld, Å. “Le Règlement Revisè de la Cour permanente de Justice Internationale”, 8 Revue de Droit Internationalet deLegislation Cornporie (1927), p. 322.Google Scholar

5 Series D, No. 1,addendum.

6 Ibid., (second edition). Reprinted in Supplement to this Journal, p.152.

7 League of Nations Official Journal, Special Supplement No. 74, p. 32.

8 League of Nations Document A.16.1930.

9 For the report of the Fourth Committee of the Eleventh Assembly, see A.86.1930.X.

10 League of Nations Official Journal, Special Supplement No. 83, p. 41.

11 A.25.1930.X.

12 See the communiqué issued by the Registry, No. 496, February 25, 1931.

13 This was at thecourt's fifteenth session, which began on Nov. 12, 1928, and which was declared to be closed by the President's order of Nov. 21, 1928. See Series C, No. 16, III, p. 851; Series E, No. 5, p. 207.

14 See, for example, Series A, No. 12.

15 Interim measures have been indicated by the court in only one instance. Series A, No. 8. In one instance, the request for such an indication was denied. Series A, No. 12.