text: parties, for 6raDp1e, th€y EaJr d.o awrly lritb ora.I heari.nga altogether" ald th€y nay even lEopose to @dify tbe n:Ias ot ttre Court r€ga.ldina the pl ead:lngs to be filed. ly ttc parties.4O An irpression tras sone how or cther gained grcu:rd ove: the years that the proceed5ags befors the Inte::aaticnal Court of Justice arc of so coEplex a nature that they can be haDdled only by !\uopean expgrbs as a result of whj.ch govstaloe!,ts 6te fourtd .rjrinA uith each otb.er i! (Irgagetr&.t of th€ s€r,tric€e of l auyer€ froo the Euopes! capi ta.Is for preparati or of'their pleadj,lgF atd lartj,crl]arly for presa.tatio of ora.I ar€uE@tg. It need.g to be enphasised, ttrat th€ proceeAilgs befo!€ the Court ccul,d j.a nost cases be hand.1ed, ty the partiesr ottr legal axgnrte and once tLis is underst ood and accepted. the proceedLDg€ before the Court trouLd cease to be a trl€trtoare i.n te:ms of leAal costs which it has be€6r for sone yeate. )6.Article 27 of the Statut e of tbe Court. ArticLe !t of tbe Statute and Article 94, pera$taph 2of the Rules of tbe Court _ Article 92, paragraph J of the Ru]es of prcced.ureof the Colrrt, See t}l€ pmrrisions of ltrticle 101 of the Rules of procedure of the Cor:rt.19. 40.A/ 4O/682 English Page 27 TuaainA now to tbe reEpectj.ve nerits as between g! $i arbitratio! and recourse to tbe Intemational Co:rt of Justi.ce ia so far as Governtrslts ale ccncelaed, the fo11ov:ing nsy be rodrtion€d., (i) coEposition of the forun One of the prJacipal reascne behjnd. the attitude of goveonents in favor:r of -C4 @ procedules is the general. r€luctance to any fora of corpu]. sory juxisdiction ard to have thei! dj.sputes s€ttled by tribr:na}s of their ovn chaice. This tralr rcw be take! care of ill 3eI ati c0l to the Intelrcaticrral Court
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the proceedings of an international court, specifically the International Court of Justice, and the complexities and challenges that arise from the cases brought before it. The text mentions the reluctance of governments to submit to the jurisdiction of the court, and the need for specialized expertise to handle the complex nature of the cases. This suggests that the text may be related to the category of International trade or International relations, but it is not directly related to any specific economic or social issue.