paragraph 47 in volume 1, chapter 4, The Post-Adjudication Phase
It is the inevitable consequence of the absence from international practice of a ready-made set of judgment enforcement measures placed at the disposal of the judgment creditor by an external agency and deriving its powers from a superior sovereignty, that self-help supplies a practical basis for the actions of the injured judgment creditor.1 Self-help leaves to that State full liberty to take such measures as it deems fit in order to obtain satisfaction of the judgment in it…