text: U€ooriali e st€,t€loet of lan i,:l datrc! tba!€'to; ad ihs arb cLsdeeo 3o e€ R6!lJ ad X6joi-ad€tr, rtrenerler 4rtbofit€d. tV th€ 0ou!t t shatrl lot rer.,ely ropeat tlre pa:tioet coateuAoaaf btrt sball b€ .directed to bd;eiae out th€ i.Esu€a tbst etilt aEvide +i€e. 4. Ev€ry pl€adlll€ 6bau Eet out tle paltrr e submissioaE at th€ lel$rat stage of tJre oasel *isti.udtl.y fron the arguaeata pr+ruted,'. ol ehall coafl:ro t"ha Erftr{d.sElo3E lre{rioualy nade. SrEee-E 1o ltere Ehal]' te anrelecl to t&e oriei:lal of, €!E:{r pl€adi8g osrtifi€d oogios of 4 relevsDt doout!€otB addroed i8 &rpport of tb€ ooDte.tl^ds cortai!€d i! th€ pleadi!8, 2. If @ry pafts of, a, doorneot ale lelevantl o8ly Euoh ErtrastE ds anle ceo€saarry fol tbs ErrDo6e of tbo p1e€di46 irl queatrio neeal b6 o'.'ered. I oow of, tno nhole door:sresrt Eball t€ d€poEit€il i! tbe E€$Etryr ualesa it r'-. beea prblisheil od 1s reeli 1g evEi,jlaller 3. I ligt of aI1 il,oouossta dn€sil to a DI€€dinS $al! beftltid€if at th€ tl.e the pleadiq is f,u.€d.A/40/6e2 Englisb Page 40 lrttcle 51 1. If tbe gat*iee ar€ a€!€€d tbet th€ r.rritt€ pmaeedilgr Eha,ll t6 ofidrst€d uboJJy la oae of tb6 ttro offlciel laugua€Esof th. Corgt r thg ple-,rr.gg Ebal]. b€ o$qitted, @l+' in t!8tIs€useF. If the partiea rl5e trst Bo €d!66dr ary pl€adir€ otry part of a d!€sdia8 sha,U bs EuM.tted itt on€ o! ot!€! oftb. offiod.el laeguageer ?o If in puran€l'cE of &td,ol€ 39r peraeraBh Jl of tJre. Statutea laguage otbel tb.s lbslah ol h8l1€b le ueedl a tra:slatioairrtp lb€soh O!. Etg1i & cer|lfied a^e a€au!a,t6 'cy tbe par'tf gubtrtttitt€ ltr EbgIJ' te attaAed. to tbe original of e€lh Ceadi-sgr 3a !,lb€E a docu&est ancxs& to a pleadj.ag is rot ij: oao ofth.- o lf;tcd.8l laagu:ges ?f the €6urt ? it qha l be acconperatea by
analysis: The text appears to be a legal document, likely a court filing or pleading, and its language is formal and technical. The text mentions "pleadings", "arguments", "statutes", and "court proceedings", which suggests that it is related to a legal dispute or case. The document also mentions "documents" and "translations", which implies that it may be related to international trade or commerce.