paragraph 330 in volume 3, chapter 21, The Oral Proceedings
Generally speaking, the procedure of the International Court has developed naturally from the patterns established by the Permanent Court. These patterns themselves can trace their origin to the practice of international arbitration between States, as it had evolved during the nineteenth century and as it was consolidated in the Hague Conventions on the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes of 1899 and 1907. That procedure…