Evidence in international litigation - Amerasinghe, Chittharanjan Felix, 1933- (Leiden ; Boston : Martinus Nijhoff, 2005)
1. Scope of the work, methodology, the basic principle -- 2. Sources of the law and areas of application of general principles -- 3. Basic elements of an international judicial proceeding -- 4. Proof : fact and law -- 5. The principle actori incumbit onus probandi -- 6. Obligation of parties to co-operate -- 7. Measures taken by tribunals to effect co-operation -- 8. Mechanics of proof : powers of tribunals -- 9. Admissibility of evidence : powers of tribunals -- 10. Evaluation of evidence -- 11. Presumptions and inferences -- 12. Standard of proof -- 13. Proof and evidence before the ICJ : a special problem -- 14. Special problems before international administrative tribunals -- 15. Special aspects of evidence before the ICTY -- 16. Special aspects of evidence before the Iran-US Claims Tribunal -- Appendix : Provisions relating to evidence -- I. Provisions pertaining to the ICJ -- II. Rules of the UNAT 1998 --III. Rules of procedure of the CJEC, 1991 -- IV. Rules of court of the ECHR, 2002 -- V. Rules pertaining to arbitration -- VI. Provisions pertaining to the ICTY.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: International courts; Evidence (Law); Actions and defenses; International criminal courts; Juridictions internationales; 2; Arbitrage international; International criminal courts; Actions and defenses; Evidence (Law); International courts