text: arditrati,or ard it .,rould not b€ necessarJr to have recotrlse to any fi: cerl pIace. Ttlis is also pcssible if re cour€€ is road,e to a Charober of the Court uader Article 28 cf the Ste,tute cf the Inte:reaticnal Court of Justice.44 In a.;r event, experj.qrce shor.re tbat aveo i.8 the ca8e of -4. @ trj.blraa.ls the places preferred by pa,rtlss are usudly ttre Errcpean oa?itaLs. (i") Cuetod.y of recoads Erperiace has shor.lrr tha.t j.u ca.seg of g1-@ procedure€, a Secletariat needs to be estabu-stled for custody of rccords, fili-ag cf docuents and prolrisi on of s ecretaria.L Ee:srlce for tbe tfibr.rrlal. Establishoat of a s€cr€tariat i.nvari."I1y leads to eaorEous ocpenditur.e whi ch cculil be avoided by roference to a Chaaber of th€ Court. (") Flnality-of the oroceedi.ngp ft hqF been se€n that al0ong a nuober of cases where g!@ proceduree hav€ b€@ roscrted. to, thelo has beeu nc EeaDs to a.su3e the fina:Uty of the award. In ttre 3ea€1e Cbeopel cas6 .Artj,cle 28 of the Statute r€ads '4he Chanbers prclriiidfc! in .{tticl €s 26 and 29 nay, witb the ccnEent of thaparti6s, sit end. exercise tbeir A.uctions eL E€lrirer€ than at lBhe Ea€ue. I'44.A/40/5A2 Enqli sh Page 30 the awatd was d euourrcd. by cue of the partiee as null end voirl; in the f re-.US .{lbitration, afialds have besr cha.Iten€:ed befcre rlnTi cipFl colats ard everl in the Rartr of Kut ch Awerd Case, thera wE!6 proceedings before nurricipal c.urts for the d.e cl. a:atlcn of the mrllity of the Awa.rd. ID the event of the parties choice i.a favour of the Cor:rt, fina].j-ty ..f the judgnent iE clesrly assured rnd.er the te:ae of tho Statute cf the Court45 ora - r*" cona€ctioa it nay be nentioneC that the judgoent of a Charber has
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the procedures and mechanisms for resolving disputes and arbitration cases, particularly in the context of international law and the International Court of Justice. It mentions the establishment of a Secretariat and the possibility of reference to a Chamber of the Court. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a focus on legal and institutional matters.