paragraph 53 in volume 1, chapter 4, The Post-Adjudication Phase
The complaint made by the United Kingdom against the Government of Iran for its failure to comply with the interim measures of protection indicated by the Court in the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. case, even if not directly concerned with measures to be taken to give effect to a judgment, illustrates the manner in which recourse can be had to the Security Council for assistance in giving effect to an order of the Court.1 Formally, the complaint was not introduced in reliance on Article 94, paragraph 2,…