Cornmun uié No, 50 8,
,*

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.

I~JT&S~ATIO~~C AOLU2TOF JUSTICE

Peace Treaties with Buharia. Hwiaaw and Romanis*

The advisory case concerning the Interpretation
of Peace Treaties with Bulgaria, Hungary and
RomâniaI1 tri11 be before the Court in public hearing
at the Peace Palace on Tuesday, Februarg 2&h, 1950,
at 11 am.

Communiqué 50/6
Unofficial

The following information from the Registrg of the

Internationa Clourt of Justice has been comnicated to the

press :

The Government of the Republicof Argentins has

renounced its previously-state idtention of being represented

at the oral hearings to be held by the Court on Thursday,

February 16th, 1950,in the advisory case concerning the

conpetence of the Ceneral Assemblyfor the admission of new

CommuniquéNo, 47/27.

Unoffici*&,

The following informztion fromtheRegistry of the Tnter-

nntional Court of Justice hrzs been çormnunfcated tu the Press :

M. Bssdevant , President of the Internationa Clourt of

Justice, has made sn Order on December 17th,1950, extendhg from

December3Oth, 1949 to Jnnusry 1Oth, 1950, the time-lunït for

the filin?, by the Colombian Government, of its Vernarial in the

Communiqué No, 49/12,
Unoff icial ,

The following informatioi~ issued by the Registry of the Inter-
national Court of Justice has been communicated to the Frcss.

Today,April Ilth,1949, the lntemational Court of Justice read
in a publicsittlng its AdvisoryOPiilior! on thc question of SepratTon
for injuries suffered in the serviceof the United Naticns. The question

Communiqué No. 50/4,.

(Unofficiall

The fallowîng information from the Registry of the International

Court of Justice has been communicate to the Press:

The Caurt will hold public hearings, beginning on*Thursday,

February 16th,1950, at 11 a.m., in the advisory case'conceming the

cornpetence of the General Assembly for the admiss'ion of new Members

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1.C.J. Communiquk 49/11.
Unof ftcial.

The followii?g inf ornati-on is sucd by the Regist xgrof the Internat ional

Court of Justice kias bew comvi~icated to the Frass :

The follovring informatio nrom the Registryof the Inter-

national Court ofJusticehas been cammunicûted to the Fresç :

The Internation21 Cocrt of Justice will Iiolda public sitting

on Februûry 16th, 1950 t,a heer the orol statements whichmay be

presentcd regnrdingthe ddvisolyOpinion on the cornpotence of the

G~nernl dssemblyfor thc ximission of new EJiembors ta the United

Nations.

The I-ingue, 6th Jnnwry, 195G.

The following informztion from the Registry of the International

Court of Justice has been communicate td the Press:

The Jliternstianal Court of Justice will ho13PublicSittkgs

b~ginning onMarch ?th, 1949, at the Peace Pdace, TheHague, to hear

statements on the question submittcd to itfor Advisory Opinion by a

Resolution of the Gencral Assmbly of the UnitedNations, dated

December 3rd, 1948. The question relates to reparation for injuries

suffered in the serviceof the UnitedNations.

Communiaué Na. 49/24.
Unofficial.

The following information f rom the Registry of the International '

Court of Justice has be& commmicatcd ta the Press:

On Novembcr22nd, l9!+9, the General Assemblyof the United

Nations adopted a Resolution requesting the International Court of

Justice tci give an advisoryopinion on the following question: