text: conryosed. of five iseeb€rs of the Ccr:rt conprisi.trgthe Presid€nt and. Vice -Fr\: slcient of tbe Court, actircg ax-officio, and. three other oembers electedin accord.ence $ith rlrtic:L e 18, paragraph 1, of these hlLes......rt The Constitution cf Chanber of Sumary pracedure then 1s conpulsory and this Ctralber fcr a. long ti!0e r€oained tobe the only Charober constituted by thg Court. Albeitthis Chanb er is ccnsti,taied. asually rith a wlew to the speedy dispatch of busj-Eees, the Couat has yet to receive an applicatiox pra)riag fs! sp€€d.ier dispatch by sunnary^/40/6e2Eng li sh Page 23 (b) *raobers constituted for d.eaLjng"Kithparticr:Iar categories of caees; '" Albeit the Statute of tha Court (hae - si.!.ce 1945) envisagaal end. Fo]ridgd. fo! the corposition of Ctranbere for dealj.agwitb a particul ar categotXr of caEoe, e.g. labour cases and cageg relati::g to tr.iJteit axl comurnic ations or epafticuJ.ar case the Rules of ho cedufE as adopted j..a YIzy 611946 left the oatter of ccastitution of these rypesof CbaEbers enti!€ly upto the Corrt and did not elryisagB,let -alone recogrize, the ftIe of State partias irr.cc'[stihrtlon of such Ota,nbers, partj. cuJ. arl y the Chanberto bs corstlhrted to deal, w-ith. a paEtlcular case. Ttlisthe nules of Procedure cf the Couft aE a,ndrded oo May 10, 1972 and then revised on ;,pril 14, 19?8 did. Article 25 para6raph 1 of the Court stipulateeinter alj.a that the Court nay, fron tirne to time, for: one or iuore Ctra.nbers, codtposod. of thr6e or r:toro judge{t as the Court nay d.eter4i.ue for d.eali!€: with particutat cat€gories of cases ..... Accoldjlcgly Article 15,paraglaph 1of th6 Rules of Plocedure of the Court Lays
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the organization and functioning of a court, specifically the composition of chambers and the rules of procedure. The language used is formal and legal, suggesting that it may be related to the administration of justice. The mention of specific articles and paragraphs in the Constitution and Rules of Procedure also suggests a legal or judicial context.