dretber srch irfolnatjon shg1l be proaeatod, to it olarly o! irlrcltjrgr a!d, t&a tin*linite fo! 1t6 preeeutation 2t I'lheu a prbilio iataoetimat orgalization sees f1t tonrgldrr or, it6 0r,'lr, i ''ltiativor igor.ura,tioe, relerait to a oaeetefore the Cou.rt r it *-1I d! eo irr the fo::m of a l,leeoriaf to t€ftleal ls the Regt Etly before the oLoElrre o.f tho l,c!f,te peoceed.io6a; The Court sha,ll !€iailr the rtgbt to roquiro *rdr i.::fortatiorl tobe supplensrted,l eltboe oro.lly or il1 nrltie,gl j.,:.r tbo forn of allatGtrs to aty qu€stiors which it Eatrr 6e€ fllt to fouulate I ald.alo to au+.horizo tbe partieo to cooteot I eitJle! orally or itxwr{tiag1 oE tbo irf,ornatio thus ftua,ished. 3" In ttre circrsgtanceE coe,tsq)Lated !y !^rtlcle 34, per€€leph 3r of 'th€ Statrtol t!€ Segistlar, oa tl:e instructions of the0outtr ot of tho Proeia-st if the Court ie not si,ttlrg, sball Dloa€oA as prsgcribed in tbat pe3agr4)h. llro Cor:rt I ol thoPrcsi&nt if ttra Court i6 oot sittj-n€, D€Jr, aa ftoa tAo dgte ooflhich t!€ Sogisbr ha6 co@laioatett oopioa of tbo tritteogtocs€irings qrrl afte! c@drltirg tlre chief adnir.igtrativo officell 9f tho pubillo iirte::tiati.olra1 ofgarriuatlo! cosc€lnod1 fix g tla+ltoit d.tbl$ r&icb tho otganlzatloa rnay auhit to ttie Court ltE obo€r:tEtiona ir nsltiagr TboEo obeernatioDs shalL bs counur.gloatedto the palties atl magr be itiscusE€al blr th€e ald. by i,he r€pn€Eetrtati?e of th6 EBiaf olgerlisat"ioll dr.lSng tbe oral pFooo€idi.sgE / .. .A/ 4O/682 Engli sh Page 46 4t Ir1 tb€ forggolr€ paragrelrhEr tbe tero "publi c lat€F Eatio!6l org8lr!-zatJ,oad i€n^t6s ao iltertetlo'ar olgailizati.a o? Statear SEStrIOII E. PNOCE@II'CS BEFORE THE CIIITTSERS Srti cls 90 Proceediags befolE tbe Chasbere neqtio[ed. ia ArticleE 26 aaL 29 of tbe Stetute ehatl p atbject to the pnovisio0r6 of tho Stafirte ald of these ?uloe relatiag specifica.lly to tbe Cbanbersr te goeq!€d by lbe provisioos of Partg I to III of
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