and experts who app6a! at the iastance of the Cour* to ccrtduct eD aquiay cr to Iive a! er.pert opi.aion a're paid out cf tl:e fuad's AAof the Cour-l--. .Coacf"si* I[ sun tbo qrbnissiur of a dispute tc a chanber of the Csu,rt haB th€ foUov"lng Eerj.tg rls-a-rriE seekjrg settlen€nt ly 4 gjj: artltratloa. The parties are afforded. as muchr if nct more' r€co€litior lrc ttre congtituti.:o cf the Ctralober as they are in tbe coElrosition of an arbi tral. t"*nuaaf c! ccurt cf aJbi trat icn. Saced.Ly, tb€ sleclflc n:las of plocedLrre to be apBlied are cleat etd atlstlrct end are aot left to be dete::mined. by the arbitxal EbDaI. llhe partiea ca,l3 saif€ the enoruous erpenses j.nrclved. ia tbe fees of ttre albiter€ and e:eerts and il the establj.shnsrt ald oainteodce of a secretariat. rhe ne8:lstrf of the court 47. 4e.See Article Jo, para6raph 2 of tha statute ard Articles 9 ad 21, paragraPh 2 of the Rules of the Court. See i! this lagarr1 th€ pl€vl. si ctls cf lrticle 4r' lara€iralh 5 eld Article 51 cf tlxe Statute and Articles 58 paraeraph -a' Articles 62'-6, arrd, 58 of the Rules cf theA/ 40/682 EngIish Paqe 32 eDsures custcCy of records. [he place of proceedings nay be elsevhere thaa at the Ha6ue and. finally the judgeat i6 filal a!,d bir:dlng' on the parties.A/40/682 Engli sh Page 33 .[la€:err€ I fi'l,Es 0F @nRE .tDg@ 0!I 14 lpRU,,, 1q?B I P!8I I! tI8 counE - SCfIOlr rCr: {SE GIII,trBERE 3rticle i5