… —that “the International Tribunal may enter directly into contact with a private individual . . .
… with an order of the International Tribunal, prevent the International Tribunal from fulfilling its …

… 28 The second para of Art 7 of Regulation No 4/2009 states that the … the International Court
of Justice in its Nottebohm judgment.It is worth pointing out, though, that under international …

… between public and private international law is far … private international law masks a
necessary confluence between the two disciplines and has left both public and private international …

… 65 [Counsel for the Secretary of State] submits that there is no decision of any international
court, nor any text from any responsible international organisation, establishing that the …

… In its application before the International Court of Justice dated 22 December 2009,
Belgium challenged this decision and argued that it violated various provisions of the Lugano …

… law, and on the correlative emergence of post-national ‘private’ regimes which do not count
as ‘law’ within the meaning of Article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice …

… does not aim at marking decisions of international courts as illegitimate, let alone illegal.11
We take a number of very different international courts into consideration and any concrete …

… national courts not only to safeguard their role domestically but to function as full partners
with international courts in creating a more coherent international regulatory apparatus. …

… Permanent Court of International Justice (somewhat controversially) found that international
… of their laws and the jurisdiction of their courts to persons, property or acts outside their …

… Honduras case, the Inter-American Court noted that: “An illegal act which violates … a private
person or because the person responsible has not been identified) can lead to international …