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The Acting President of the International Court of Justice,. Having regard to Articles 35, 36, 40 and 48 of the Statute of the Court,. Having regard to Articles 32, 35, 38 and 41 of the Rules of. Court,. Makes the following Order : Whereas by letter of September &th, 1949, filed the same day in the Registry of the Court, the
In its deliberations in the Anglo-Norwegian Fisheries Case, the International Court of Justice did not find that this system was obligatory by law, and it was not further considered. * The report cited includes a comprehensive study of the historical background of Soviet claims, the present position of the. USSR and its satellites,
29 Jun 2017 and contains a skilfirl precentation of the Norwegian case for the claims it was then making, or which it .. Anglo-Norwegian Conference, and ~ve are authobed ta hfom you and Rommandor Gade that Hic ivill give instructions t o the captains of itrj fishmjr-protec tion cruisers to act in accordance with the
(United Kingdom v. Norway) 1951 I.C.J. Rep. 116. This case, begun by an application referring to the Declarations of Acceptance of the Optional Clause in art. 36(2) of the I.C.J.
[p .117] The Court, composed as above, delivers the following Judgment: On September 28th, 1949, the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland filed in the Registry an Application instituting proceedings before the Court against the Kingdom of Norway, the subject of the proceedings being
ILR 18, ANGLO-NORWEGIAN FISHERIES CASE. The Court notes that these lines were the result of a careful study initiated by the Norwegian authorities as far back as 1911. The base-lines recommended by In naval war, instructions have been given to commanders, and seizures have been dealt with by prize courts.
Since 1911 British trawlers had been seized and condemned for violating measures taken by the Norwegian government specifying the limits within which fishing was prohibited to foreigners.
The classic authority for the principle is the Anglo-Norwegian Fisheries case (UK v Nor), ICJ Rep 1951, p 116 at 131, 138-9. . custom "diplomatic correspondence, policy statements, press releases, the opinions of official legal advisers, official manuals on legal questions executive decisions and practices, orders to naval
having regard to Article 48 of the Statute of the Court, having regard to Article 37 of the Rules of Court, having regard to the Order of November gth, 1949, by which the. Acting-President of the Court fixed the time-limits for the present- ation of the documents of the written proceedings in the Anglo-. Norwegian Fisheries Case,.
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