paragraph 40 in volume 1, chapter 4, The Post-Adjudication Phase
While the Court has not yet had occasion to pronounce itself squarely on this issue, there are several indications that it holds a similar view. As a matter of law, the Court will presume that a State will observe its treaty obligations.1 This presumption is obviously wide enough to extend to the obligation contained in the Covenant or in the Charter relating to compliance with its decisions, in addition to that contained in the Statute concerning the binding force…