翻译一下,谢啦!不许用机器翻译.否则扣分!1.OnlyStatesMaybePartiestoCasesbeforetheCourtToday,theCourtisopentopracticallyeveryStateintheworld:First,byArticle93oftheUNCharterallmembersoftheUNareipso-

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翻译一下,谢啦!不许用机器翻译.否则扣分!
1. Only States May be Parties to Cases before the Court
Today, the Court is open to practically every State in the world: First, by Article 93 of the UN Charter all members of the UN are ipso-facto members of the Statute; second, that states not members may become parties, on conditions to be determined in each case by the UN General Assembly on recommendation of the Security Council. Therefore allowing countries such as Switzerland and San Marino, though not members of the UN, to be parties to the Statute of the Court; third, any other State which, whilst neither a member of the United Nations nor a party to the Statute of the ICJ, has deposited with the Registry of the ICJ a declaration that meets the requirements laid down by the Security Council whereby it accepts the jurisdiction of the Court and undertakes to comply in good faith with the Court’s decisions in respect of all or a particular class or classes of disputes. Many States have found themselves in this situation before becoming members of the United Nations; having concluded treaties providing for the jurisdiction of the Court, they deposited with the Registry the necessary declaration to be able to appear before the Court. Where they have been parties to a case, they have been required to contribute to the costs thereof.
2. Contentious Jurisdiction & Advisory Jurisdiction
As mentioned above, the jurisdiction of the ICJ falls into two distinct parts: its capacity to decide disputes between states, and its capacity to give advisory opinions when requested so to do by particular qualified entities.

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1.只陈述是党对案件在法院面前今天,法院是开放对实际每个状态在世界上:首先,由Article 93 联合国特许所有联合国的成员是法规的ipso-facto 成员; 其次,状态不是成员也许成为成员,在情况被确定在各个案件由联合国大会...