(2) Each witness shall make the following declaration before giving his
Parties under the control of its President.
(1) Witnesses and experts shall be examined before the Tribunal by the The expenses incurred by the parties within the meaning of Article 61(2) In accordance with paragraph (2) shall be deemed to constitute part of (4) Expenses incurred in producing evidence and in taking other measures With its obligations under this paragraph and of any reasons given for The Tribunal shall take formal note of the failure of a party to comply The evidence and in the other measures provided for in paragraph (2). (3) The parties shall cooperate with the Tribunal in the production of (b) visit any place connected with the dispute or conduct inquiries (a) call upon the parties to produce documents, witnesses and experts (2) The Tribunal may, if it deems it necessary at any stage of the proceeding: (1) The Tribunal shall be the judge of the admissibility of any evidence Together with an indication of the points to which such evidence will Produce and that which it intends to request the Tribunal to call for, Party, precise information regarding the evidence which it intends to To the Secretary-General, for transmission to the Tribunal and the other Without prejudice to the rules concerning the production of documents,Įach party shall, within time limits fixed by the Tribunal, communicate (3) The members of the Tribunal may, during the hearings, put questions to the parties, their agents, counsel and advocates, and ask them for explanations. The Tribunal shall for such cases establish procedures for the protection of proprietary or privileged information. (2) Unless either party objects, the Tribunal, after consultation with the Secretary-General, may allow other persons, besides the parties, their agents, counsel and advocates, witnesses and experts during their testimony, and officers of the Tribunal, to attend or observe all or part of the hearings, subject to appropriate logistical arrangements. (1) The oral procedure shall consist of the hearing by the Tribunal of the parties, their agents, counsel and advocates, and of witnesses and experts. The statement of law in the last previous pleading a statement of law Pleading any additional facts, if necessary observations concerning A counter-memorial, reply or rejoinder shallĬontain an admission or denial of the facts stated in the last previous (3) A memorial shall contain: a statement of the relevant facts a statement (1), be considered as the requesting party. May instead agree that one of them shall, for the purposes of paragraph So agree or the Tribunal deems it necessary, its reply however, the parties Time limit determined by the Tribunal, file its memorial and, if the parties
(2) If the request was made jointly, each party shall, within the same (b) a counter-memorial by the other party Īnd, if the parties so agree or the Tribunal deems it necessary: Shall consist of the following pleadings, filed within time limits set (1) In addition to the request for arbitration, the written procedure
RULE 34 FOR HONOR REGISTRATION
Of the supporting documentation, of the notice of registration and ofĪny communication received from either party in response thereto. To each member a copy of the request by which the proceeding was initiated, Two distinct phases: a written procedure followed by an oral one.Īs soon as the Tribunal is constituted, the Secretary-General shall transmit
Except if the parties otherwise agree, the proceeding shall comprise
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