paragraph 254 in volume 3, chapter 16, Elements of International Procedural Law
International law does not recognize a sharp distinction between the substantive law and adjectival law.1 This explains why there is no general theory of international legal procedural law on which detailed rules of procedure are superimposed. In the nature of things, the Permanent Court initially drew heavily on the law and practice of international inter-State arbitration as it had developed in the nineteenth century, and i…