article 1 (Scope of the present article)) erticle 2 (Use of tarma) H/J article 3 (Privileges and immunities not affected by the prasant articles)1 article 4 (Non-ratroactivity of the present articles)t article 5 (State immunity)) article 6 (Modalities for giving effect to State immunity)1 article 7 (Express consent. to trxercise of jurisdiction)J article 8 (Effect of participation in a proceeding before a court)) article 9 (Counter-claims)8 article 10 (Commercial transactions)) Z5/ article 12 (Contracts of employment)) Article 13 (Personal injuries and damage to property)] article 14 (Ownership, possession and use of property)) article 15 (Intellectual and industrial property)) and article 16 (Fiscal matters). In view of the fact that the second reading could not be concluded and a number of provisions were still pending, the Commission agreed that a detailed discussion of the articles adopted so far by the Drafting Committee would not serve any useful purpose *It accordingly decided to defer the final adoption of the above articles until after the completion of the remaining articles and to confine itself at the prosent session to taking note of the oral report of the Chairman of the Drafting Committee as reflected in the relevant summary records. Z!i/ In accordance with the statute of the Commission, the entire set 741 The Drafting Committee dsf-erred the adopt.ion of paragraph 1 (b) (iii) his of article 2 pendiny t.h adopt iun of art.icln 11 (iritially submitted by the Special Hnpporteur as article 11 bi;;) 751 The Commission combined articles 2and3,provisionally adopted on first reading, into new article 2 and renumbered original draft articles 4 to 11 asdraft. articles 3to 10. 73of articles as formally adopted by it is expected to be submitted to the General Assembly at its forty-sixth session, together with commentaries, 168. Tho following paragraphs reflect the comments and proposals that members
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the adoption of articles related to international law, specifically those related to jurisdiction, immunity, and the exercise of jurisdiction. The articles mentioned cover a range of topics, including state immunity, jurisdiction, and the treatment of property and intellectual property. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the text is related to international law or diplomacy.

**Category**
International law