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. ¡×Ò»Õ ÁÆÎÐÎÀÍ ÒÈÍ Ð¾ÑÂÁÑÈ ÑÒÈ ÄÉÅÓͼ ÄÉËÁÉÎÑÀÍÈ (droit au procès, access
to justice), ×¾ ÒÈÍ Î×ÑÉÁÑÒÉ˼ »ÍÍÎÉÁ ÒÎ× ¾ÐÎ×
8
.
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Ó×ÍÑÈ ÒÈÕ ÄÉËÎÍÎÉË¼Õ Á×ÒÎÍνÁÕ ËÓÅ ÎÐÇÍÎ×
9
. ¯É ÄÉÁÆÎÐÎÎÉÈ»ÍÅÕ Ð×Ó½ÑÅÉÕ
ÄÉËÁÉÎÌÎÇÎÀÍÒÁÉ, ÌÌÔÑÒÅ, ËÁÉ Á¾ ÒÈÍ ÆÀÑÈ ÒÎ× ÅËÑÒÎÒÅ ÎÐÇÍÎ×, ËÁÓÏÕ ËÁÉ ÒÈÕ
ratione personae
ËÁÉ
ratione materiae
ÁÐÎÄɾÒÈÒÁÕ.
¥ ÐÎÑ»ÇÇÉÑÈ ÒÔÍ ÅÉ»ÐÎ×Õ Ð×Ó½ÑÅÔÍ ÄÉËÎÍÎÉËÎÀ ÖÁÐÁËÒ¼ÐÁ ÄŽÖÍÅÉ, ÅË
ÐÏÒÈÕ ¾ÃÅÔÕ, ¾ÒÉ ÄÅÍ ×ÐÖÅÉ »ÍÁ ÅÍÉÁ½Î ÄÉËÎÍÎÉ˾ ÑÀÑÒÈÁ, Å ÌÌÁ ̾ÇÉÁ »ÍÁ
ÑÏÁ ÄÉËÎÍÎÉËÏÍ ËÁ;ÍÔÍ Î× ÍÁ ÄÉ»ÅÉ ËÁÒ ÒоΠÎÎɾÎÐÆÎ ¾ÌÁ ÒÁ ÄÉÅÓͼ
ÄÉËÁÉÎÄÎÒÉË ¾ÐÇÁÍÁ
10
. ²ÎÑÒÈнØÅÒÁÉ, ÅÊÌÌÎ×, ¾ÒÉ ÄÅÍ Å½ÍÁÉ ÍÒÎÒÅ ÑÁÆ¼Õ È ÄÉ-
ËÐÉÑÈ Î×ÑÉÁÑÒÉËÏÍ ËÁÉ ÄÉËÎÍÎÉËÏÍ/ÄÉÁÄÉËÁÑÒÉËÏÍ ËÁ;ÍÔÍ ÑÒÎ ÅĽΠÌÅÉÒÎ×Ðǽ-
7.
Supra
, ¨»ÐÎÕ ÐÏÒÎ, §ÅÆÌÁÉÎ ¡, §1.
8. ¢Ì. G. Timsit, “Le concept du procès équitable ou la place du tiers en droit entre le zéro et
l’infini”, ÑÒÎ: M. Delmas Marty, H. Muir-Watt, H. Ruiz Fabri (dir.),
Variations autour d’un droit
commun
, Paris, Société de legislation comparée, 2002, ÑÅÌ. 25-42.
9. ¢Ì. G. Biehler: “It is the indefinite variety of procedures which distinguishes international law
from national law...the variety of procedures indicate strongly that there is no fixed proce-
dural law of international bodies but a floating variety of procedural practices and rules taking
into account of numerous legal and extralegal circumstances in any case litigated before an
international judicial body. This variety of procedures reflects the variety of
fora
established
under international law”,
Procedures in International Law
, Berlin-Heidelberg, Springer-
Verlag, 2008, ÑÅÌ. 49. ¥ ÁÎ×ѽÁ ÅÍÉÁ½ÔÍ ÄÉËÎÍÎÉËÏÍ ËÁ;ÍÔÍ ÐÎÂÌÌÅÒÁÉ Á¾ ÎÐÉÑ»ÍÎ×Õ
Ñ×ÇÇÐÁÆÅ½Õ ËÁÉ ÔÕ ÉÁ Á¾ ÒÉÕ ÁÉÒ½ÅÕ ÒÎ× ÓÅÑÉËÎÀ ËÁÒÁËÅÐÁÒÉÑÎÀ, ÂÌ. A. Gattini, “Regard
procédural sur la fragmentation”, ¾. ÁÐ., ÑÅÌ. 303-345.
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Revue de
droit suisse
, 1974, ÑÅÌ. 41-59. §ÁÒ ÒÎÍ H. W. A. Thirlway, ÄÅÍ »ÖÅÉ ÅÁÐËÏÕ ÁÍÁÒ×ÖÓŽ È
ÇÅÍÉ˼ ÓÅÔнÁ ÒÎ× ÄÉÅÓÍÎÀÕ ÄÉËÎÍÎÉËÎÀ ÄÉËÁ½Î×, “Procedural Law and the International
Court of Justice”, ÑÒÎ: V. Lowe & M. Fitzmaurice (eds.),
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of Justice
” Grotius Publications, Cambridge University Press, 1996, ÑÅÌ. 389-405, ÑÒÈ ÑÅÌ.
389.
Contra
, C. Santulli: “[m]algré la grande variété de règles spéciales applicables...un droit
commun général du procès international s’est consolidé, qui s’impose dans toutes les procé-
dures internationales avec une parfaite uniformité”,
Droit du contentieux international
, ¾.
ÁÐ., ÑÅÌ 50. ¡ÍÒ½ÑÒÎÉÖÈ ÁÐÁÒ¼ÐÈÑÈ ÄÉÁÒ×ÏÍÅÒÁÉ ÇÉÁ ÒÈ ÄÉÁÉÒÈÒÉ˼ ÄÉÁÄÉËÁѽÁ Á¾ ÒÎ×Õ J.
Collier & V. Lowe, ¾. ÁÐ., ÑÅÌ 236.