Cornmun uié No, 50 8,
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TG following ,hformation from the Registry of the
Internationa Court of Justice has becn commuiicate do the
Fress:
The Court wlll hold publichearhgs, beginning on
Tuesday, February 28th,1950, at 11 a.m.?in the Advlsory
Case concerning certain procedural quest~ons relating to the
interpretatio on Peace Treaties &th Bulgaria ,ungary and
Romania.
The foPlow3ng Government have availed themaelves
of the r2gh.é to suhniitwirittenstatements on the question:
United Statesof America, theUnitedKingdom, Bulgaria,
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Ukrainian Soviet Soeialist
Republic, Byelo-Russia noviet Socialist Republic, Romnia,
CzechoslovakiA a,atralia ,ungasy.
The Secretary-Genero afXthe United Nations as well
as the following Goverment s have announced that an oral
statement wiU be presented an their behalf at the public
hearhg, and that they wifl be represented by:
The Secretary-General - Dr. Ivan Kerno,
Assistant Secratary-Genera il
Charge of the Legal Department.
United States of herica - The Hon. Benjamin V. Cohen,
The United Kingdom - Mr, G.E, Fitzlhurice, C.M.G,,
Second Legal Adviser of the
Foreig;nOffice.
liith the exception of Judge Fabela who is absent
due to illness, the full Court will be present at the hearings,
The Hague, 23rd Febmry, 1950.
- List of Governments who have submitted written statements and who have announced that oral statements would be presented on their behalf
Interpretation of Peace Treaties with Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania - List of Governments who have submitted written statements and who have announced that oral statements would be presented on their behalf