paragraph 382 in volume 3, chapter 27, The Decision
Many interlocutory decisions relating to the conduct of a case are made informally, being intimated to the parties by the Registrar. Occasionally formal decisions are made, and the Court will usually announce these in open court. They will then be published either as part of the judgment or in the volume of Pleadings in the case. Most of the law regarding the examination of witnesses has been developed in this way. In the Haya de la Torre case the reasons for the decision admitting in part a declaration of inte…