Jer nije tako:BHCluster wrote: ↑11/02/2020 22:17Gdje pise u kojem dopisu ili pravilu ICJ da je to tako? Zahtjev je podnesen u roku medjutim bila je potrebna nova odluka za koju je bOkir i svi oko njega znali?piupiu wrote: ↑11/02/2020 22:08Da je Zahtjev za revizijom podnijet odmah, onda bi se moglo argumentirati da je to nastavak istog procesa. Kako je isti podnesen 10 godina kasnije, Sud ga je tretirao kao Zahtjev za novim sudjenjem. U prvom slučaju, Agentu bi se u očima Suda produžavala legitimnost jer se radi o jednom te istom procesu. Je l' shvataš? O tome Boyle govori.
https://www.icj-cij.org/files/press-rel ... -00-EN.pdf
No document attesting to the appointment of Mr. Softić for the purposes of proceedings for the revision of the 2007 Judgment has been received by the Court.
In his letter, H.E. Mr. Mladen Ivanić, Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and
Herzegovina, stated, inter alia, that “[n]o official institution of Bosnia and Herzegovina made a
decision to initiate the revision of the Judgment of the International Court of Justice.”
H.E. Mr. Dragan Čović, Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, explained in his
letter that “the issues [referred to in the Registrar’s] letter . . . have not been discussed nor decided
on by the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as a collective head of State of Bosnia and
Herzegovina”. H.E. Mr. Bakir Izetbegović, Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
stated that the Decision taken on 4 October 2002 to appoint Mr. Softić as the Agent of Bosnia and
Herzegovina in the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Yugoslavia “remains valid and in force” and
that “the Application for Revision, which was delivered . . . on 23 February 2017, squarely falls
within the mandate granted to Mr. Softić as . . . Agent”.
The Court duly examined the various communications described above. The Court considered that their content demonstrates that no decision has been taken by the competent authorities, on behalf of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a State,

