paragraph 331 in volume 3, chapter 22, Proceedings in Chambers
As seen (chapter 6, § I.96), Article 26 of the Statute, a heavily revised version of Article 26 of the Statute of the Permanent Court, provides for two different types of chamber, a standing or special chamber for dealing with particular categories of cases (should the Court decide to form one or more) and a chamber for dealing with a particular case (an ad hoc chamber), formed at the request of the parties.1 This has to be read with Article 29, which provides for the annual constitution of the Ch…