text: thought nore appmprdate to have rEort to a Chapber },h€re prj-acipf€s dready settlod are to be aplled la a See.lrtlcle 42 of ti:e Statute of tJre Court aaal .Artlele 40,para8ralh J of the StrleE of Procedure of tbe Court. s€€ Alti.cl€ 17, paraer4h 1 of tbe Rulee of Procedrtra oftb€ Court.zl. 28,A/4O/ 682 Enqlish Page 22 particular dispute. There naJr be also other r€asdrs for vhich tbe partiee tr4)r have tbej,r preference for the case tc be heard by a Oranbar, palticulerly rhere they alesiae a sEaller for:uB or to have a say i! the coDstlhrtion of tbe fon:n. It roay be nenticd€d. ttrat ths Statute of the Court enwis ag;s consti tut i. on of three types of Chaobers, natre1y: - (") Sp€cial, Chalber of sumery procedures;z9 The Cb 3ab€r of Surnnarry ?ro cedure is to be ccnstitu';ed in :.ccotdance 'r"ith the prowisions cf AfticLe 29 of tt| Statuteof the Court. There is a fr:ndapental di-ffersrce brrtweenthe special Chanber of Sunnary Procedure constituted j.n accordarrce with .lrtlcle 29 of th€ Statute of the Court aIld th€ Char,bers con sti. tuted, rndar Article 26 of ttle Statute of the Coust atd. Alticl€s 16 aEld 17 of tbe Rulesof Procedr:re of tbB Court. It is n€lrdatorT that the Court fo=ra the Charober of SuE$arT ?Tocedure fo! Article 29 of ttre Statuta prorrid€B ia part: "(T)he Court shaLl fo:m aaoually a Cha.rober of Surim"ry ?mced.ure coaposed. of five judges vhich at the requestof th€ patti€s, nal beat and detersile cas€E by sunbary procedu.re ....'? (Eraphesis added.). And further lrticle 15 parrereph 1 of the RuJ.es of theCourt, Drorrid as i:rter alia: "ltre Oxa.ober of Sunnary ?rocedr.rre to be fcrmd arijluaffy urd.er -irticle 29 of the Sta,tute shal-1 be
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the internal workings of a court or tribunal, specifically the formation of special chambers and the procedures to be followed. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that it is related to the administration of justice or the legal system. The text mentions specific articles and paragraphs from the Statute of the Court and the Rules of Procedure, which further supports this hypothesis.