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He may, on his part, order any judge not to sit in a parti-
cular case, either on his own initiative or at the request
of either of the parties,
Art. 25. - Judges of the nationality of any of the parties
to a case may take part in the decision of the case; but
the other party shall have the right, if there should not
be in the Chamber any member of his nationality, to designate
a
judge "ad hoc". When several States make common cause,
they shall be considered for the above purpose as one
single party.
Art. 26. - Permanent members of the Cou it shall receive the
same maximum annual pay as has boen ree ived by the judges of
The Hague Court. The same shall apply UO the President of
each Chamber, who shall also enjoy a special allowance. When
the Vice President takes the place of the President, he
shall be paid such allowance for every .ay on which ho per-
forms his duties. Each Chamber shall fix the pay of its
Secretaries and other employees.
Art. 27. - The total expenditures of each permanent Chamber,
including those for supplies and printing, shall be calculated
in advance by the Chamber for each year. This total shall be
divided into as many equal parts as thore are member States,
and the collection thereof shall be the rosponsibility of
the President of ecch Chamber, without prejudice to the
utilization of the Pan American Union in the case of the
Habana Chamber.
Art. 28. - The expenses of the third Chamber, when it is to
meet, shall be paid in equal parts by the litigant parties.
CHAPTER II
. ARCKIVES "NATIONAL SERVICE RECORDS AND
is
COMPETENCE OF THE COURT
Art. 29. - Only States or Dominions can be parties in cases
before the Chambers of the Court.
Art. 30. - The competence of each Chamber comprises all dis-
putes arising between States to which this Statute applies,
provided that they have not been able t settle them through
diplomatic channels, or unless under ag reements or conventions
in force between the said States, thoy must be settled other-
wise.
Art. 31. - The Chambers shall apply:
1) The general or special international agree-
ments establishing regulations expressly recognized by the
States in litigation.
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