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Citation rules/International materials/21.6 International Arbitrations and Claims Commissions

Add the countries involved

Style note2Federal courts, Illinois courts21st and 22nd editions

An arbitration citation names the countries involved wherever the rest of it does not; the two inter-state collections report arbitrations between states, so there are always countries to name.1

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  1. 1R. 21.6 International Arbitrations and Claims Commissions. Tables: T5 Arbitral Reporters; T10.3 Countries and Regions.
  2. 2A style note: the rule in note 1 allows both forms and prefers one.
PreviousAbbreviate the reporterNextAdd the deciding tribunal

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  1. Abbreviate the organization's name
  2. Abbreviate the parties or reorder them
  3. Abbreviate the reporter
  4. Abbreviate the subdivision
  5. Add the countries involved
  6. Add the deciding tribunal
  7. Add the name of the ruling cited
  8. Use “ICSID Case No.” before the docket
  9. Use the full diplomatic name

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More in International materials

  1. Abbreviate the organization's name
  2. Abbreviate the parties or reorder them
  3. Abbreviate the reporter
  4. Abbreviate the subdivision
  5. Add the countries involved
  6. Add the deciding tribunal
  7. Add the name of the ruling cited
  8. Use “ICSID Case No.” before the docket
  9. Use the full diplomatic name

Back to International materials

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