cf Justlce by reascu of the fact thet if the laxtl€s aglee cn the diEpute bei!6 settled by ar ad hoc Cha.Bber nd.er the Statute and the Rules of the Cor:rt, the parties thensclves would have a clea! voic€ i.Ir the congtlhrtion of the gbaJxber. In tb€ natter of ccrastltution of ad hoc tribt:rra.1s, it is geneaally the case ttrat a thlrd of the nunber of nembels be noni.:Leted by each of ttre partles, ntri.Lst the r€Eai-ai.ng nurnber a.re tc be appoi-nted by a€r€enent of poftiesr failill€ nleich by a designated authori ty. Tbe appoiatruent of 'treutraJ. nexrbexs " has at tiraes presented problgns leading to delay jlt c ornnenci ng or continuaticn cf pmceed5.n6s. On the ottr€! hgrdr f a Chanber cf the Ccr'lrt is proferg!€d, the 4pobtnent of the nenbors wc,rfld be gove4ed by epecific rrles, uhich utdle aLlowjJ€ a sufficiqrt say to the Partiest would €cxsrrl€ ccnstLttrticn of a Cha.Eber $i thcut delay. Even thou€b the cboice is to be nade out of the fifteen Judgeg constitutiag the Court r it is to be noted that they hava al1 been selected by an elective process tc ensure their erniaencer integrit-yA/ 40/ 682 Enq 1i sh Page 28 and :.opartlat:ty41 . Ia faot j.a two leceot cases tbe ad hoc tri.b8ats tlar9T' been constituted. 1{j.th tl]e sitti:rg judges of tbe Court. (ii) Rr:Leg of procedrr€ one of the natters ririch has prcved to be tioe consu4iilg i:r ad boo pmoedures is for the Eelrbels of tha Courb aad the par+ies to rea^h agEe€rrEnt on the pmcetlu:al ed EubstaAtive nrles to be apglied ia ttre proceedia6s. In oae case there the parties had ag::eed upon the applicatlon of the IINCIIRAI Arbitlatton Rules, vtrich aa€ p"r 'n?'.+1y neaat for al4illcatlon i.D' co@€lcl.al Eattels,
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the procedures and rules of a court or tribunal, specifically the constitution of ad hoc tribunals and the appointment of judges. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a legal or judicial context. The text also mentions international arbitration rules and the International Court of Justice, further supporting the conclusion that the topic is related to international law and justice.

**Category**
International law, Justice