paragraph 143 in volume 1, chapter 8, Finance and Administration
There seems to be some doubt regarding the capacity of the Court to hold property, both tangible and intangible. Regardless of the position of the Permanent Court, the fact that the present Court is a principal organ of the United Nations entitles the United Nations as a whole, and not any one of its organs, to enjoy, in the country of the seat of the Court and in any other country which has acceded to the Convention on the …