...jurisdiction is thus given by the Associated Press: The jurisdiction of the court comprises all cases which parties refer to it and all matters specially provided for in treaties and conventions in force. Members of the League and states mentioned in the annex to the Covenant may either, when signing or...

...the end this objection prevailed; and the Statute, as approved by_ the Assembly, simply provides that the jurisdiction of the Court "comprises all cases which the parties refer to_it and all matters specially provided for in treaties and conventions in force." The advocates,...

...14, which provides for judicial settlement. The new Art. 30 adopted by the Assembly is as follows: " The jurisdiction of the Court comprises all cases...provided for in Treaties and Conventions in force." It will be observed that no distinction is here drawn between justiciable and non-justiciable cases,...

...Justice. As modified by the League of Nations Assembly, the jurisdiction of the court is to "comprise all cases which the parties refer to it and all matters specially provided lor in the treaties or conventions in force" (Article 36). The only international crime existing by...

...the Permanent Court of International Justice. But by Art. 36 of the Statute adopted by the League " the jurisdiction of the Court comprises all cases...provided for in Treaties and Conventions in force.'< Further, States may, on signing or ratifying, or subsequently, recognise the jurisdiction as compulsory...

...to observe the more important responsibilities that ratifying nations have assumed. Article 36 says: "The jurisdiction of the Court comprises all cases...provided for in Treaties and Conventions in force." From this it may be thought that, aside from these "matters specially provided for in Treaties and...

...total amount claimed before the Jordan group was withdrawn. By Article 36, paragraph 1, of the Statute, "the jurisdiction of the Court comprises all cases...provided for in treaties and conventions in force" ; and, where the compulsory jurisdiction of the Court is invoked, Article 40 requires a "written application"...

...establishment separate from the league, having a distinct legal status created by an independent organic act. The jurisdiction of the court comprises all cases...provided for in treaties and conventions in force. Careful provision has been made to secure the independence of the court and to safeguard the appropriate...

...total amount claimed before the Jordan group was withdrawn. By Article 36, paragraph i, of the Statute, "the jurisdiction of the Court comprises all cases...provided for in treaties and conventions in force" ; and, where the compulsory jurisdiction of the Court is invoked, Article 40 requires a "written application"...

...provision does not apply to the deputy judges except when performing their duties on the court. • The jurisdiction of the court comprises all cases...provided for in treaties and conventions in force. Provision has also been made so that any signatory power, if it desires, may in signing the protocol...