1932
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-015-0720-2
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Interim Measures of Protection in International Controversies

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“…From this one court provide a remedy pendente lite in aid of action of which another court has jurisdiction". 47 It might thinkable that the possibility of contradiction between the decision of prima facie jurisdiction in provisional measures phase and the decision of jurisdiction in merits of a dispute. Indeed, there are several examples of this in the jurisprudence of the ICJ and ITLOS.…”
Section: The Prima Facie Jurisdictionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From this one court provide a remedy pendente lite in aid of action of which another court has jurisdiction". 47 It might thinkable that the possibility of contradiction between the decision of prima facie jurisdiction in provisional measures phase and the decision of jurisdiction in merits of a dispute. Indeed, there are several examples of this in the jurisprudence of the ICJ and ITLOS.…”
Section: The Prima Facie Jurisdictionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ces mesures, ceux qui l'affirmaient et enfin, ceux qui manifestaient des doutes. Alors que certains auteurs comme Dumbauld 61 , Guggenheim 62 et Schwarzenberger 63 rejetaient l'idée du caractère obligatoire des mesures conservatoires, le professeur Beckett par exemple parlait du pouvoir de la Cour, dans une matière qui relève de sa compétence, d'indiquer des mesures de protection provisoires, « c'est à dire d'imposer aux parties l'adoption d'une certaine règle de conduite relativement aux matières en litige » 64 • Dans le même ordre d'idée, Schindler affirmait que par ces mesures, les états se voient non seulement obligés de s'abstenir de certains actes, mais aussi d'accomplir certaines actions 65…”
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