Common use of Intervention Clause in Contracts

Intervention. A Member State, the Secretary-General or a resident of a Member State who is not a party to a case before the Court may with leave of the Court, intervene in that case, but the submissions of the intervening party shall be limited to evidence supporting or opposing the arguments of a party to the case.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: edit.wti.org, edit.wti.org, www.comesa.int

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