Although international judgments are formally binding only for the parties and for the particular case, judicial interpretation is critical to the development of international law. A creative role is inherent to the exercise of the judicial function also at the domestic level; however, this phenomenon is enhanced by the specific features of the international legal order, where the authoritativeness of “judge-made law” ultimately relies on the ability of international courts and tribunals to identify solutions that are acceptable to their constituencies.

Interpretazione giudiziale e sviluppo del diritto internazionale [Judicial Interpretation and the Development of International Law]

Serena Forlati
2020

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Although international judgments are formally binding only for the parties and for the particular case, judicial interpretation is critical to the development of international law. A creative role is inherent to the exercise of the judicial function also at the domestic level; however, this phenomenon is enhanced by the specific features of the international legal order, where the authoritativeness of “judge-made law” ultimately relies on the ability of international courts and tribunals to identify solutions that are acceptable to their constituencies.
2020
Forlati, Serena
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