IV. OIL PLATFORMS (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN v UNITED STATES OF AMERICA), MERITS, JUDGMENT OF 6 NOVEMBER 2003

Author:

Orakhelashvili Alexander

Abstract

On 6 November 2003 the International Court of Justice delivered its judgment in the Case Concerning Oil Platforms,1 which involves multiple aspects of international law, most notably the issues of treaty interpretation, use of force, hierarchy of norms and the nature of international judicial competence. The case arose out of forcible action by US naval forces in the Persian Gulf against certain Iranian oil platforms.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Subject

Law,Political Science and International Relations

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3. A similar outcome was reached in the Corfu Channel case where the Court condemned the action of the British Navy in Albanian territorial waters which had been undertaken in order to secure evidence about the minelaying. The UK did not claim the right of self-defence but referred to the concepts of self-help and self-protection, which the Court did not accept. ICJ Reports, 1949, 35–6.

4. Judge Higgins , Separate Opinion, paras 32 and 35 emphasized the relevance of Corfu Channel in this context.

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