an ad boc Chaober, its ccnEtltrtio wculd be gove:rred by lhe provisicns of Arbicl e 1? of tlle revieed rr:1,6s cf the Court, the.relevaDt clauses of vhich pmvide as follower' 'r2. lJhan the garties have agroed, the Presltl€ot shaJ.I a6c6rtai-!, thsir vierre re€iar{ljlg the coeponition of the Cbadber, dd sha}I report to the Court accorrli.Dgly. Ee shell alEo tek6 Euch stepB aE natrr be aeceesrlr to gl'v€ eff€ct to ttro prorrisiotrE of Article J1, paraege.ph 4, of th6 Statute. 1- llhen tha Court has dete:siJrod, v'ith the apptloralof the parties, the nu.tibcr of j.ts MeEbers who areto ccnBtitute the ChaDbar, it shall pr"oceed to thei! eJ.ectior, i.u accordance rith the provisioas oferticle 18, para€raph 1, of theee Rules. fbe sane procedure sha[ be followed ae rega.ldg the fiUingof aly vacancy thet oqy occur oD the Ora!$or. 4. MeEb€rs of a Chanbec fco:oed rarder this illticle uho h&ve been roptadod, j.a. accord,atrce l{.ith Article 1,of the Ste.tute folLol.ring the erBiratioa of thelr te:ns of office, sha1l contjru€ to sit i.D all phanee of the caee, r.hatev,rr the gtage it bas thelr reached.'r It ',raultl be sea tbat iD th€ c@stituti.cn of an gl @ Cbalber, the partiee refe:ring the d.ispute,@uld have r,! adoquate voice and il3deeal irt the slqjLE4iry alf tbe E€nb€rs of th€ Court cosstl hrtj$g the CbaDbe! h.---dA/40/ 682 EngllEh Page 25 (iv)b€eD, selscted at the i.ustance of the pa,rties.'' Soou after the pan'ti66 have erltered aa appEeraDce befo!€ the Court It is expeoted.ttrat a tiae 1i-ott wouId be set ty the Cou.rt for fiLi!€i of thair leq)sctiye pleadlngs.'- In the evat a roqu€Bt is to be pade for the ngtter to be h€ald by a Cha,ober, such lleadLagE rculai ba conflaed to tha filiag of a oenorial and cor:nter- oeoorial.l that is to say, one set of pleadJ.ogs by each
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