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... court proceeds from case to case , builds up precedents , and gradually creates a consistent body of case law . Arbitral tribunals , lacking continuity and corporate existence , are unable to act in this fashion . Adjudication of ...
... court proceeds from case to case , builds up precedents , and gradually creates a consistent body of case law . Arbitral tribunals , lacking continuity and corporate existence , are unable to act in this fashion . Adjudication of ...
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... court with voluntary jurisdiction . In general , the Court had jurisdiction only over such disputes as member States were willing to submit to it . Article 36 of the Statute , however , was transformed into an " optional clause " which ...
... court with voluntary jurisdiction . In general , the Court had jurisdiction only over such disputes as member States were willing to submit to it . Article 36 of the Statute , however , was transformed into an " optional clause " which ...
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... Court ( part of the UN budget ) was $ 477,208 for 1946 and $ 638,412 for 1947 , the UN paying the Carnegie Foundation at The Hague 48,000 florins a year for the use by the Court of chambers in the Peace Palace . The first case to come ...
... Court ( part of the UN budget ) was $ 477,208 for 1946 and $ 638,412 for 1947 , the UN paying the Carnegie Foundation at The Hague 48,000 florins a year for the use by the Court of chambers in the Peace Palace . The first case to come ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
Early CityStates and Kingdoms | 35 |
The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
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