《LA JURISPRUDENCE DE LA COUR INTERNATIONALE VI-A 1967-1970 THE CASE LAW OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT》

PART Ⅰ.SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW3

Chapter Ⅰ.International Treaties3

a.General rules （1-6）3

b.Effect of treaties on third parties （7-9）7

c.Ratification （10-13）11

d.Signature （14-17）15

e.Declarations19

f.Entry into force19

g.Preamble19

h.Registration19

i.Reservations （18-39）21

j.Notification41

k.Termination of treaties41

l.Universal and multilateral treaties （40-41）41

m.Most-favoured-nation clauses45

n.Oral agreements45

o.Manifestations of acceptance （42-59）45

Chapter Ⅱ.Interpretation of treaties67

a.General rules （60-62）67

b.Natural meaning （63）69

c.Spirit of treaty （64）71

d.Practical effect73

e.Preparatory work （65-68）73

f.Restrictive interpretation （69-71）77

g.Subsequent behaviour81

h.Objects and purposes of treaty81

i.Intention of parties81

j.Implication83

k.Context of treaty （72-73）83

l.Historical interpretation85

m.Different languages85

n.Declarations （74）85

o.Preamble87

Chapter Ⅲ.Customary International Law （75-157）89

Chapter Ⅳ.Principles of International Law175

a.General rules （158-166）175

b.Abuse of power （167）185

c.Equity （168-206）187

Chapter Ⅴ.General Principles of Law （207-219）233

Chapter Ⅵ.State Practice （220-226）247

Chapter Ⅶ.Judicial and Arbitral Decisions255

a.Decisions of the International Court255

b.Decisions of other tribunals （227-228）255

Chapter Ⅷ.Judicial Legislation259

Chapter ⅨⅩ.Teachings of Publicists （229-231）261

Chapter Ⅹ.Regional Law （232-238）267

Chapter ⅩⅠInternational Law and Municipal Law （239-265）279

Chapter ⅩⅡ.Private International Law （266）309

Chapter ⅩⅢ The Nature of International Law （267-295）311

PART Ⅱ.THE SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THEIR ATTRIBUTIONS345

Chapter Ⅰ.States345

a.General rules345

b.Sovereignty （296-298）345

c.Independence （299-301）347

d.Domestic jurisdiction （302-307）355

e.Territory of state367

f.Territorial waters （308-314）367

ff.Continental shelf （315-497）375

g.Islands563

h.Rivers （498-499）563

i.Canals565

j.Straits565

k.Ports567

l.High seas （500-506）567

m.War ships575

n.Other ships （507-508）575

o.Acquisition and loss of territory577

p.State succession577

q.Organs of states （509-511）577

r.Contracts581

s.State responsibility （512-523）581

t.Denial of justice （524-537）595

u.Reparations （538-541）609

v.Diplomatic missions and negotiations （542-551）613

Chapter Ⅱ.Dependent States625

a.Protectorates625

b.Danzig625

Chapter Ⅲ.International Organizations627

a.General rules627

b.Succession in international personality627

c.League of Nations， general rules627

d.League of Nations， Assembly627

e.League of Nations， Council629

f.League of Nations， Mandates629

（1） General rules629

（2） Individual Rights for Members629

（3） Administrative and judicial supervision and control629

g.League of Nations， Minorities629

h.United Nations， general rules （552）631

i.United Nations， membership633

j.United Nations， General Assembly633

jj.United Nations， expenses of the Organization633

k.United Nations， Security Council633

kk.United Nations， Armed Forces633

l.United Nations， Economic and Social Council633

m.United Nations， Trusteeship633

n.United Nations， Secretariat635

o.Agents of the United Nations635

p.United Nations， Administrative Tribunal635

q.Advisory opinions， general rules635

r.Advisory opinions， consent of states635

s.Advisory opinions， Court’s obligation to reply635

t.Advisory opinions， procedure635

u.Advisory opinions， effect of635

v.Specialized Agencies， International Labour Organization637

w.Specialized Agencies， UNESCO637

w（a）.Specialized Agencies,Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization637

x.Customs Unions637

Chapter Ⅳ.Persons in International Law639

a.General rules639

b.Nationality （553-569）639

c.Human rights （570-571）659

d.Treatment of aliens （572-588）661

e.Discrimination679

f.Asylum and extradition679

g.Private rights （589-591）679

h.Expropriation （592-593）683

i.Groups of individuals685

j.Diplomatic protection （594-734）685

k.Functional protection （735）847

l.Corporations and investment （736-810）847

PART Ⅲ.THE PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES939

Chapter ⅠGeneral rules （811-812）939

Chapter Ⅱ.Arbitration （813-814）941

Chapter Ⅲ.The International Court of Justice945

a.General rules （815-835）945

b.Jurisdiction， general rules （836-840）965

c.Jurisdiction， consent of parties971

d.971

（1） Optional clause， declarations made under Article 36，paragraph 2971

（2） Article 37 of the Statute971

e.Reservations971

f.Jurisdiction， forum prorogatum973

Chapter Ⅳ.Procedure975

a.Submissions of parties （841-851）975

b.Litispendence985

c.Interim measures985

d.Intervention （852-854）985

e.Discontinuance989

f.Evidence （855-859）989

g.Experts997

h.Estoppel （860-866）997

i.Preliminary objections， general rules （867-874）1003

ii.Preliminary objections， standing （875-895）1011

j.Preliminary objections， reciprocity1035

k.Preliminary objections， national character of claim （896-949）1037

l.Preliminary objections， subsequent situations and facts1107

m.Preliminary objections， exhaustion of local remedies （950-973）1107

n.Preliminary objections， domestic jurisdiction1135

o.Preliminary objections， previous negotiations1137

p.Arguments by parties1137

q.Delays （973a-976）1137

r.Other rules of procedure1141

s.1141

（1） Judgments （977-984）1141

（2） Separate and dissenting opinions （985-991）1149

t.Interpretation of a judgment （992-994）1157

u.Judgment in default1159

v.Res judicata （995）1161

w.Execution of a Judgment1161

PART Ⅳ.CONFLICTS， WAR， NEUTRALITY1163

Chapter Ⅰ.Intervention1163

Chapter Ⅱ.War and Neutrality1165

Chapter Ⅲ.Reprisals1167

APPENDICES1169

North Sea Continental Shelf Cases： Synopsis1169

Barcelona Traction， Light and Power Company： Synopsis1187

North Sea Continental Shelf Cases： Final Submissions of the Parties1199

Barcelona Traction， Light and Power Company： Final Submissions of the Parties1203

North Sea Continental Shelf Cases： Maps and Sketches1236

North Sea Continental Shelf Cases： Special Agreements1240

The Voting of the Judges1245

International Court Cases Cited1249

List of Authorities Cited1251

List of Judges Quoted1255

Alphabetical index1271