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International Court of Justice: Amended Rules of the Court*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 March 2017

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International Legal Materials , Volume 11 , Issue 4 , July 1972 , pp. 899 - 918
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1972

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[The Note by the Registry was reproduced from Background Note IV of the International Court of Justice. The amended Rules of the Court begin on I.L.M. page 903. The Rules of the Court were reproduced from Acts and Documents Concerning the Organization of the Court, No. 2, of the International Court of Justice.]

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* The text of these Rules was amended in 1972.

** Article subdivided into two or more articles.

* The text of these Rules was amended in 1972.

** Article subdivided into two or more articles.

1 On 6 May 1946, the Court took note of the Resolution of the Permanent Court of International Justice regarding that Court’s judicial practice adopted on 20 February 1931, and revised on 17 March 1936, and decided to adopt provisionally the method of deliberation described in that Resolution. On 5 July 1968, the Court adopted a new Resolution Concerning the Internal Judicial Practice of the Court (see I.C.J. Yearbook 1967-1968, pp. 88-91).

1 The agents of the parties are requested to ascertain from the Registry the usual format of the pleadings.