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ABSTRACTIt should be noted, as Viktor Bruns writes in 1937, that we do not yet have, strictly speaking, a theory or a system of international jurisdiction, although the publications of the Court relating to its activity may constitute a sufficient basis for the construction of the system. For this reason, the author endeavours to study carefully the issues which, from a practical and scientific point of view, seem to be the most important for him. The author thus successively focuses on the organization of the Court, the agents, the parties, and finally examines the jurisdiction of the Court.
Il faut constater, note Viktor Bruns en 1937, que nous ne possédons pas encore à proprement parler de théorie ni de système de juridiction internationale, encore que les publications de la Cour relatives à son activité puissent constituer une base qui suffise à la construction d'un tel système. C'est la raison pour laquelle l'auteur s'efforce d'étudier attentivement les questions qui, du point de vue pratique et scientifique, lui paraissent les plus importantes. L'auteur s'intéresse ainsi successivement à l'organisation de la Cour, aux agents, aux parties, et enfin étudie la compétence de la Cour.
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