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INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

COMPROMIS

BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC OF ALANTINA (APPLICANT)AND THE STATE OF RALANTOR (RESPONDENT)

TO SUBMIT TO THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICETHE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE STATES

CONCERNING CERTAIN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS INGALANTINA AND JALANTOR

jointly notified to the Court on 05 December 2011

COUR INTERNATIONALE DE JUSTICE

COMPROMIS

ENTRE LA RÉPUBLIQUE D'ALANTINA (DEMANDERESSE)ET L'ÉTAT DE RALANTOR (DÉFENDEUR)

VISANT À SOUMETTRE À LA COUR INTERNATIONALE DE

JUSTICELES DIFFÉRENDS QUI OPPOSENT LES DEUX ÉTATS

AU SUJET DE CERTAINES POURSUITES PÉNALES EN ALANTINAET EN RALANTOR

notifié conjointement à la Cour le 28 decembre 2011

JOINT NOTIFICATION

ADDRESSED TO THE REGISTRAR OF THE C

The Hague, 05 December 2011

On behalf of the Republic of Alantina ("the Applicant") and the S("the Respondent"), in accordance with Article 40(1) of the StatuInternational Court of Justice, we have the honour to transmit to Compromis for Submission to the International Court of Justice o between the Applicant and the Respondent Concerning Certain Cin Alantina and Ralantor, signed in Manila, Philippines on 05 De

Ambassador of the Republic of Alantinato the Kingdom of the Norway

Ambassador of thto the Kingdom



COMPROMIS

SUBMITTED TO THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

BY THE REPUBLIC OF ALANTINA AND THE STATE OF RALANTOR ON

THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THEM CONCERNING

CERTAIN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS IN ALANTINA AND RALANTOR

Alantina and Ralantor,

Considering that differences have arisen between them concerning certain criminal proceedings in Alantina and Ralantor and other matters;

Recognizing that the Parties concerned have been unable to settle these differences bynegotiation;

Desiring further to define the issues to be submitted to the International Court of Justice;

Therefore, the Parties have concluded the following Compromis:

Article 1

The Parties submit the questions contained in the Compromis (together withClarifications to follow) to the International Court of Justice pursuant to Article 40(1)of the Statute of the Court.

Article 2

(a) The Court is requested to decide the Case on the basis of the rules and principlesof general international law, as well as any applicable treaties.

(b) The Court is also requested to determine the legal consequencrights and obligations of the Parties, arising from its judgment on

presented in the Case.

Article 3

(a) All questions of procedure and rules shall be regulated in acco provisions of the Official Rules of the 2011 International Red Cr

Law Moot Court Competition, subject to applicability and furthe

(b) The Parties request the Court to order that the written proceedof Memorials presented by each of the parties not later than _________________________.

Article 4

(a) The Parties shall accept any Judgment of the Court as final anand shall execute it in its entirety and in good faith.

(b) Immediately after the transmission of any Judgment, the Partinegotiations on the modalities for its execution.

In witness whereof, the undersigned, being duly authorized to do present Compromis and have affixed thereto their respective seal

Done in Manila, Philippines, this 5th day of December 2001, in tEnglish language.































25.) Michael Scharf, Defi ni ng T errorism as the P eac et ime Equiv al ent of War C rimes: P robl ems and P rospect s, 36 Case Western Reserve

Journal of International Law 359 (2004)[Westlaw Citation: 36 CWRJIL 359; Lexis Citation: 36 Case W.Res. J. Int'l L. 359];

26.) Leila Sadat, Ext r aor d i nary R end i t ion, T or ture, and Other N i ght mares from the War on T error , 75 George Washington LawReview 1200 (2007)[Westlaw Citation:75 GWLR 1200; Lexis Citation: 75 Geo. Wash. L.Rev. 1200];

27.) Jordan Paust, Ex ecut ive Plans and Authoriz at ions t o V iolat e Int er nat ional Law C onc er ni ng T reat ment and Int errogat ion of Detai nees, 43 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law 811 (2005)[Westlaw Citation: 43 CLMJTL 811; Lexis Citation: 43 Colum. J.Transnat'l L. 811]

28.) Bernas, An Introduction to Public International Law (Latest Edition);29.) Paras, International Law and World Politics (Latest Edition);30.) Magallona, Fundamentals of Public International Law (Latest

Edition);31.) The Official Rules of the 2011 International Red Cross International

Law Moot Court Competition(http://www.icrc.org/Web/chi/sitechi0.nsf/htmlall/chi-only-5th-moot-court-registration-2011-07-25/$File/rules2011.pdf)

But please be advised that you are not limited on the above enumerated laws,cases, books, and documents; in fact you are encouraged to use other references that are applicable to the same.

Thank you very much and Godspeed!

Respectfully Yours,

REPSAJ N. ANKA

PUA.B., J.D., LL.M., D.C.L. Counsel-at-Law

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