ВРЕМЕНСКА НАДЛЕЖНОСТ МЕЂУНАРОДНИХ СУДОВА И АРБИТРАЖА
TEMPORAL JURISDICTION OF INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL AND AR­BITRAL COURTS

Summary/Abstract: Аuthor explores different temporal aspects of jurisdiction of International Court of Justice, European Court for Human Rights and international investment arbitrations. Temporal limitations are two-fold: non-retroactivity of international acts, on one hand, and ratione temporis conditions for each and every international forum, on the other. Despite differences courts tend to conceptualize common elements across the borders of different jurisdictional rules. The rule of non-retroactivity will find its application before different fora, but discrepancies will emerge with respect to concepts of continuous and composite acts which potentially may overcome temporal limitations. This article explores intertemporal rule and non-retroactivity within the meaning of Article 28 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and Articles 13–15 of ILC Articles on State Responsibility.

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