ВИДОВЕ, ОСНОВАНИЯ И ПРАВЕН РЕЖИМ НА ВСТЪПВАНЕТО В ДЕЛО В МЕЖДУНАРОДНИЯ СЪД НА ООН

Abstract

The right of intervention in a case is the procedural means to enter into a judicial case in the UN International Court of Justice for a state which is not a party to the case but claims interest of legal nature in that case. The Statute of the Court provides for two types of intervention. Under the first type (according to Art. 62 of the Statute) the grounds for intervention is that the intervening state has interest of legal nature in that case. As per the other type of intervention (Art. 63 of the Statute) the grounds for intervention is interpretation of multilateral international treaty by the ICJ under a case where the intervening state is not party to, but is party to the treaty.