《THE CASE LAW OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT IV 1959-1963》

PART Ⅰ.SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW1

Chapter Ⅰ.International Treaties1

a.General rules （1-35）1

b.Effect of treaties on third parties （36-38）19

c.Ratification21

d.Signature21

e.Declarations （39-44）21

f.Entry into force （45-46）24

g.Preamble26

h.Registration （47-50）26

i.Reservations29

j.Notification29

k.Termination of treaties （51-52）29

l.Universal and multilateral treaties （53-56）30

m.Most-favoured-nations clauses33

n.Oral agreements （57）33

Chapter Ⅱ.Interpretation of treaties34

a.General rules （58-87）34

b.Natural meaning （88）51

c.Spirit of Treaty52

d.Practical effect （89-91）52

e.Preparatory works （92-98）54

f.Restrictive interpretation （99）57

g.Subsequent behaviour （1oo-1o8）58

h.Objects and purposes of treaty63

i.Intention of parties （1O9-114）63

j.Implication （1 15-1 16）67

k.Context of treaty （117- 118）68

l.Historical interpretation （1 19-120）69

m.Different languages （12 1）70

n.Declarations70

o.Preamble70

Chapter Ⅲ.Customary international law （122-127）71

Chapter Ⅳ.Principles of international law74

a.General rules （128-165）74

b.Abuse of power （166）93

Chapter Ⅴ.General principles of law （167- 18 1）94

Chapter Ⅵ.State practice （182-185）103

Chapter Ⅶ.fudicial and arbitral decisions106

a.Decisions of the International Court （186-189）106

b.Decisions of other tribunals108

Chapter Ⅷ.fudicial legislation109

Chapter ⅨⅩ.Teachings of publicists110

Chapter Ⅹ.Regional law （190-195）111

Chapter ⅩⅠ.International law and municipal law114

Chapter ⅩⅡ.Priuate international law115

PART Ⅱ.PERSONS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THEIR ATTRIBUTIONS117

Chapter Ⅰ.States117

a.General rules （196-197）117

b.Sovereignty （198-241）118

c.Independence140

d.Domestic jurisdiction （242-246）140

e.Territory of State （247-253）142

f.Territorial waters142

g.Islands142

h.Rivers （254）146

i.Canals146

j.Straits146

k.Ports146

l.High Seas146

m.War ships146

n.Other ships （255）146

o.Acquisition and loss of territory （256-258）146

p.State succession149

q.Organs of States （259-261）149

r.Contracts151

s.State responsibility151

t.Denial of justice151

u.Reparations151

u.Diplomatic missions and negotiations （262-266）151

Chapter Ⅱ.Dependent States155

a.Protectorates155

b.Danzig155

Chapter Ⅲ.International organizations156

a.General rules156

b.Succession in international personality （267-287）156

c.League of Nations， general rules （288）170

d.League of Nations， assembly170

e.League of Nations， council170

f.League of Nations， mandates （289-355）170

g.League of Nations， minorities216

h.United Nations， general rules （356-4.11）216

i.United Nations， membership （412）247

j.United Nations， general assembly （413-418）247

jj.United Nations， expenses of the organization （419-447）251

k.United Nations， security council （448-452）266

kk.United Nations， armed forces （453-473）270

l.United Nations， economic and social council282

m.United Nations， trusteeship （474-512）282

n.United Nations， secretariat （513-516）311

o.Agents of the United Nations312

p.United Nations， administrative tribunal313

q.Advisory opinions， general rules （517-529）313

r.Advisory opinions， consent of states320

s.Advisory opinions， Court’s obligation to reply （530-531）320

t.Advisory opinions， procedure （532）322

u.Advisory opinions， effect of （533-535）322

u.Specialized agencies， International Labour Organization （536）324

w.Specialized agencies， UNESCO325

w（a）.Specialized agencies， Inter-governmental Maritime Consul-tative Organization （537-553）326

x.Customs unions326

Chapter Ⅳ.Persons in international law337

a.General rules （554）337

b.Nationality337

c.Human rights337

d.Treatment of aliens338

e.Discrimination338

f.Asylum and extradition338

g.Private rights338

h.Expropriation338

i.Groups of individuals338

j.Diplomatic protection338

k.Functional protection338

PART Ⅲ.THE PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONA DISPUTES339

Chapter Ⅰ.General rules （555-582）339

Chapter Ⅱ.Arbitration （583-587）356

Chapter Ⅲ.The International Court of fustice358

a.General rules （588-607）358

b.Jurisdiction， general rules （6o8-619）369

c.Jurisdiction， consent of parties （62o-626）377

d.Optional clause， declarations made under article 36， para-graph 2 （627-665）381

e.Reservations （666-669）405

f.Jurisdiction， forum prorogatum407

Chapter Ⅳ.Procedure408

a.Submissions of parties （67o-677）408

b.Litispendence411

c.Interim measures411

d.Intervention （678-679）412

e.Discontinuance413

f.Evidence （68o-687）413

g.Experts （688-69o）417

h.Estoppel （691-732）418

i.Preliminary objections， general rules （733-747）439

j.Preliminary objections， reciprocity （748）449

k.Preliminary objections， national character of claim450

l.Preliminary objections， subsequent situations and facts （749-766）450

m.Preliminary objections， exhaustion of local remedies （767-781）460

n.Preliminary objections， domestic jurisdiction （782-800）467

o.Preliminary objections， previous negotiations （801-822）480

p.Arguments by parties （823-824）494

q.Delays495

r.Other rules of procedure （825-831）495

s.Judgments （832-850）497

t.Interpretation of a judgment507

u.Judgment in default508

u.Res judicata （851-856）508

w.Execution of a judgment （857-858）511

PART Ⅳ.CONFLICTS， WAR， NEUTRALITY513

Chapter Ⅰ.Interuention513

Chapter Ⅱ.War and neutrality513

Chapter Ⅲ.Reprisals515

Decisions given by the Court516

List of authors quoted518

List of judges quoted519

Alphabetical index521