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ÅÇÇÅÍÅ½Õ ÅÊÎ×ѽÅÕ (inherent powers), ÑÀÆ×ÒÅÕ ÑÒÈ ÄÉËÁÉÎÄÎÒÉ˼ ÌÅÉÒÎ×ÐǽÁ ËÁÉ ÁÁ-
ÐÁ½ÒÈÒÅÕ ÇÉÁ ÒÈÍ ÎÐÓ¼ ÑËÈѼ ÒÈÕ.
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ÒÎ×ÐǽÁ, Î S. Rosenne ÁÐÁÒÈÐŽ ¾ÒÉ:
“In international law, these nominally have a conventional origin. They have grown out
of the law and practice of international arbitration, and in the course of the history of that
institution much customary law has been generated by some and some underlying principles
have emerged from the practice of States and the accumulation of arbitral awards following
a fairly consistent pattern. In judicial proceedings before the International Court, the varia-
ble factors characteristic of arbitration...become constants, and the procedural aspects are
more closely regulated by the constituent or basic instrument. This constancy, in its turn,
has facilitated the development of procedural law...which is now an autonomous branch of
international law”
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S. Rosenne,
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, ¾. ÁÐ., ÑÅÌ. 1021-
1052, ÉĽÔÕ ÑÅÌ. 1028. ÉÁ ÉÁ оÑÆÁÒÈ ÅÌ»ÒÈ, C. Brown,
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Adjudication
, ¾. ÁÐ. ¢Ì. ËÁÉ ÒÈ Ñ×ÂÎ̼ ÒÔÍ H. Ruiz Fabri & J.-M. Sorel, “L’exportation du
modèle universel vers les juridictions internationales”, ÑÒÎ: S. Guinchard
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,
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ÎÉ Ñ×ÇÇÐÁÆÅ½Õ ÉÌÎÀÍ ÇÉÁ, ËÁÒ’ÁÐÖ¼Í, ÁÎ×ѽÁ ÄÉËÎÍÎÉË¼Õ Ñ×ÍÎÖ¼Õ (‘absence d’unité en
matière processuelle’, ÑÅÌ. 1123), ÅÉÑÈÁ½ÍÎÍÒÁÕ ÔÑÒ¾ÑÎ ¾ÒÉ ÒÎÀÒÎ ÄÅÍ Á½ÐÅÉ ÒÈÍ ÀÁÐÊÈ Ñ×-
ÇË̽ÑÅÔÍ ËÁÉ ËÎÉÍÏÍ ÁÐÖÏÍ Î× ÄÉ»Î×Í ÒÈÍ ÑËÈÑÈ ÒÈÕ ÄÉÅÓÍÎÀÕ ÄÉËÁÉÎÄÎÒÉË¼Õ ÌÅÉÒÎ×ÐǽÁÕ
(ibid.). £½ÑÈÕ, R. Plender, “Rules of Procedure in the International Court and the European
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EJIL
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ÒÎ×Õ ÁÍÒ½ÑÒÎÉÖÎ×Õ ËÁ;ÍÅÕ ÒÎ× ÉÅÓÍÎÀÕ ÉËÁÑÒÈнÎ× ÒÔÍ ¥£.
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, ÉĽÔÕ ÑÅÌ. 405Å., V. Coussirat-Coustère & P.-M. Eisemann, “La procédure devant les
juridictions internationales permanentes”, ÑÒÎ:
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,
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