Time and International Adjudication : The Temporal Factor in Proceedings before International Courts and Tribunals /

Time and International Adjudication : The Temporal Factor in Proceedings before International Courts and Tribunals /

Time and International Adjudication fills a gap in legal literature in the field of international dispute settlement, by providing a wide selection of stimulating contributions by leading international scholars and lawyers, aimed at discussing the role of time in proceedings before international cou...

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Other Authors: Dimetto, Marco (Editor), Gattini, Andrea (Editor)

Format: eBook

Language: English

Published: Leiden ; Boston : Brill | Nijhoff, 2025.

Series: International Law E-Books Online, Collection 2025.

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Arbitration (International law)
Jurisdiction (International law)

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Call Number: KZ6115

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Table of Contents:
  • Time and International Adjudication: an Introduction
  • PART 1: Initiating the proceedings
  • 1 The Time Factor in Bringing a Case before the International Court of Justice
  • Andreas Zimmermann
  • 2 Jurisdiction ratione temporis of the International Court of Justice
  • Giorgio Gaja
  • 3 The Distinction between Disputes and Claims and the Question of Time: from Mavrommatis to the Marshall Islands
  • Zachary Douglas KC
  • 4 The Time of the Seisin as a Pivotal Factor for the Settlement of Inter-State Disputes
  • Marco Dimetto
  • 5 Temporal Aspects of Dispute Settlement Proceedings at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
  • Lyna Maaziz and Niki Aloupi
  • 6 The Three Regional Human Rights Courts: One Single Understanding of the Time in 'Instituting the Proceedings'?
  • Laurence Burgorgue-Larsen
  • 7 The Time Element in the Initiation of Inter-State Arbitration
  • Serena Forlati
  • 8 Practical Considerations for Litigating Investment Arbitration Disputes in Times of Crisis
  • Christina L. Beharry and Katherine Peiffer
  • PART 2: Incidental Proceedings
  • 9 Incidental Proceedings in the ICJ and the Fateful Passage of Time
  • Matina Papadaki
  • 10 Filing of Counter-Claim after the Laps of the Title of Jurisdiction
  • A Brief Analysis of the Court's Order of 15 November 2017 in the Case of Alleged Violations of Sovereign Rights and Maritime Spaces in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v. Colombia)
  • Hadi Azari
  • 11 Intervention in the Collective Interest before the International Court of Justice - the Time has Finally Come?
  • Alina Miron
  • 12 Rendezvous between Provisional Measures and Prompt Release in the ITLOS Jurisprudence
  • Reflections on the M/T "San Padre Pio" and M/T "Heroic Idun" Cases
  • Yoshifumi Tanaka
  • 13 Provisional Measures before Regional Human Rights Courts
  • Christina Binder
  • 14 Time and Investment State Settlement Disputes: Running On or Out of Time?
  • Chiara Giorgetti and Craig D. Gaver
  • PART 3: Evidence
  • 15 The Role of Good Administration of Justice in Admitting Untimely and Informal Documents before the International Court of Justice
  • Carlotta Ceretelli
  • 16 The Role of the Time Element in Providing Facts before ITLOS
  • Gian Maria Farnelli
  • 17 Temporal Aspects of the use of Experts in the Proceedings before the ICJ and ITLOS
  • Makane Moïse Mbengue and Rukmini Das
  • 18 Evidence in WTO Dispute Settlement
  • Sunayana Sasmal and Petros C. Mavroidis
  • 19 The Role of Time in Allocating the Burden of Proof in Investment Arbitration
  • Arnaud de Nanteuil
  • PART 4: Interpretation of Applicable Law
  • 20 Time, Custom, and International Litigation
  • Alexandre Hermet
  • 21 Precedent as Retrospection: the Practice of the International Court of Justice
  • Gleider Hernández
  • 22 Res Judicata and Time
  • Niccolò Ridi
  • 23 Applicable Law and Evolutionary Interpretation of the "Legal Order for the Seas and the Oceans": the ITLOS and UNCLOS Arbitral Tribunals Experience
  • Roberto Virzo
  • 24 Adapting International Instruments over Time: Remarks on the Evolutive Interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights
  • Linos-Alexander Sicilianos
  • 25 Intertemporal Issues in the Interpretation of GATT Article XXI
  • Mariana de Andrade
  • PART 5: Post Judgment
  • 26 Patience and Perseverance: Time and Compliance with Inter-State Judicial Decisions
  • Philippa Webb
  • 27 Implementation of Human Rights Judgments in Latin America
  • Jorge Contesse
  • 28 From Rectification to Revision: the Timeless Character of Post-Award Proceedings
  • Andreas Kulick
  • 29 Enhancing the Relevance of Revision in International Adjudication
  • Relja Radović
  • 30 Handle with Care: Judicial Review Procedures of International Judgments and Awards
  • Loris Marotti
  • 31 'As Time Goes By': the Time-to-Compliance in WTO Dispute Settlement
  • Andrea Hamann
  • Index.