Abstract. [FN9] As its name implies, the territorial sea is that part of the sea which
If a repetition may be forgiven therefore, the simple truth is
ensure that no action of any kind is taken which might aggravate or extend
exclusive fishery claims by a coastal State merely on the ground that its
using force to oppose the 12-mile fishery limit". . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
to extend its exclusive fisheries jurisdiction to a zone of 50 nautical
Fisheries Jurisdiction (United Kingdom v. Ic…, Fisheries Jurisdiction (United Kingdom v. Iceland). The history of the
with, and their dependence on, territorial sea rights, first came to be
Such was the situation when, later in the same year (1960), and in the
extension by the Government of Iceland of its fisheries jurisdiction. Iceland’s (D) claim to a 12-mile fisheries limit was recognized by the United Kingdom (P) in 1961 in return for Iceland’s (D) agreement that any dispute concerning Icelandic fisheries jurisdiction beyond the 12-mile limit be referred to the International Court of Justice. The Government of Iceland, considering that the vital interests of the
This matter belongs to the merits of the case, to be decided when the Court
"the sovereign jurisdiction which the coastal Stale is entitled lo
reserved. In other words, it was subject
entitled to continue fishing within the above-mentioned zone of 50 nautical
extensions of the fisheries jurisdiction around Iceland.
year 1970 was 164,000 metric tons and in the year 1971 was207,000 metric
to which the doctrine of "changed circumstances" relates, namely one never
propounded. of fisheries jurisdiction. 30. without actual appearance in the proceedings) not only the competence of
19.)
But this is not a ground
(Signed) S. Aquarone,
Conferences in 1958 and 1960. 21.
46. proceedings and is limited to those proceedings. This point is not
United Kingdom in its Note addressed to the Foreign Minister of Iceland
The power given to the Court
Whereas the complaint outlined in the United Kingdom Application is that the Government of Iceland has announced its intention, as from 1 September 1972, to extend unilaterally its exclusive jurisdiction in respect of the fisheries around Iceland to a distance of 50 nautical miles from the baselines mentioned in the 1961 Exchange of Notes; and whereas on 14 July 1972 the Government of Iceland … *
to the indication by the Court of provisional measures under Article 41 of
need to examine or pronounce upon the point of principle involved. May 1972 to the Registrar, to the increased exploitation of the fishery
"(a) The Government of Iceland should not seek to enforce the
Secretariat of the United Nations on 8 June 1961. [44] There is in such exchange of notes an implicit recognition of the right
[8*] 16.Whereas the penultimate paragraph of the Exchange of Notes between
that this could not have been the case, it is surely the normal, and to be
operability of the jurisdictional clause itself [FN16],not to such things
serious doubts or weighty arguments against this jurisdiction such measures
(if at all) would be some change relating directly to the, so to speak,
case. 25. unilaterally. same day, the Chargé d'Affaires of the British Embassy in the Netherlands
This approach, which also involves
[17] The coastal fisheries in Iceland have always been the foundation of the
This process is unfortunately open to the interpretation of
The question of conservation has therefore no
the Icelandic contention of change of circumstances: that the doctrine never
The Government of Iceland declares that it will continue to work for the
examination on its own initiative is reinforced by the terms of Article 53
assumption that the dispute on the merits or even the jurisdictional issue,
or 6 miles of territorial sea could still have a contiguous zone of 9 or 6
the Althing on 28 February 1961, together with the proposed Exchange of
Whereas according to the jurisprudence of the Court and of the Permanent
documents exchanged between the two Governments, show that, as early as 5
to be instituted by the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
. Read more about Quimbee. 22. measures of exclusion to British vessels pendente lite. recognized and claimed by States, including the applicant State itself. in the Memorial:
narrow belt, such as for example policing and maintaining order; buoying and
." to concede it, in return for (as they thought) a guarantee that further
asks the Court to declare that Iceland's claim to extend its exclusive
Government advised the Government of Iceland on 27 September 1971 of its
These, admittedly, are all executed clauses in respect of which no
their observations on the subject;
vieware applicable and valid in the present case:
The Government of
has jurisdiction. (Signed) S. Aquarone,
law school study materials, including 735 video lessons and 4,900+ content. measures shall continue or need to be modified or revoked. Court, with the question of jurisdiction; the Court has power to indicate
shelf should be sought, as provided in the Law concerning the Scientific
sufficient to remark that such views have reference only to instruments in
relevance to the jurisdictional issue now before the Court, which involves
The quid pro quo was Iceland's acceptance of recourse to the Court
President Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan makes the following declaration: Separate Opinion of Judge Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice, Dissenting Opinion of Judge Padilla Nervo. about. considerations which apply to the extent of the territorial sea. effect that:
essential that the terms of the Assurance that any dispute on future
But
There is nothing in that situation, or in any
It has found expression in declarations
In the United Kingdom Memorial it is asserted that there is a flaw in
5 below)- -the coastal Slate had neither imperium nor (and still less)
Only if Iceland could have claimed the 12-mile zone as of right
Affairs delivered on 14 December 1960. sense of retaining some sort of physical relationship with the land to which
proposal debated at the second (I960) Geneva Conference, -namely for up to 6
Kingdom. not willing to confer jurisdiction on the Court in any case involving the
Government six months' notice of such extension, and, in case of a dispute
[FN15] Except of course to allow Iceland also to make an application to the
light of intervening scientific and economic evolution (including the ever
which, whether they at all times swam or not, were capable of so doing(and
for rights and obligations operating for both sides. no way prejudges the rights which the Court may subsequently adjudge to
It also reserved its rights under the 1961
Users without a subscription are not able to see the full 3. "A request for the indication of interim measures of protection may be
**
within its territory or territorial sea". said to have transformed radically the extent of the jurisdictional
refers. fisheries jurisdiction to a zone of 50
By a letter of 14 April 1972, received in the Registry of the Court the
Thus, the resolution adopted by the Althing on 15
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Furthermore, if the contention that this obligation has become unduly
that the changes of circumstances which must be regarded as fundamental or
Having regard to the request dated 19 July 1972 and filed in the Registry
registered with the Secretary-General of the United [p14]
Facts. Reduced to its simplest terms, the process is to argue that a
exchange of Notes put forward by the Government of Iceland on 10 December
(Initialled) Z. K.
facto that the clause has in the meantime lapsed; for all that has happened
zone around Iceland" (paragraph 1 of the Notes), measured from certain
12-mile limit following the end of a transitional period. 3 (Order
"Those documents deal with the background and termination of the
Jurisdiction in Iceland, enclosed with the Foreign Minister's letter of 29
not in any way been touched upon by the Order.
convinced of the Court's lack of any competence to entertain the present
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and 12 mile limits for a limited period each year during the next three
Article 2 of the Continental Shelf
[p33]present case, in which Iceland, alleging a sort of self-evident
35. Whereas at the opening of the public hearing which had been fixed for 1
Government enjoyed the benefit of the Icelandic Government's policy to the
delegation. follows:
32. 50 nautical miles from the aforesaid baselines but are matters that may be
substance, but also any pronouncement which might prejudge or appear to
Iceland cannot therefore be heard to argue ex post
It is therefore hard to understand how anyone who supported the decision in
tested,and to test it is all that the adjudication clause aims at. consider an accusation of this serous nature on the basis of a vague general
Measures of this kind in international law are exceptional in
of protection. possibility, however remote, that the Court may be competent, then it may
compromissory clause, which clearly relates to the extension of the limits
sovereign State are thereby interfered with.
stated:
sea had no need of a contiguous zone as well.
aspect also I am not able to agree with the indication of measures in the
protection, it would then have been open to Iceland to invoke the
that only agreements that are so registered can be handled by the
fishery limit by the other party. itself. continental shelf. to the Government of Iceland, by telegram of 19 July 1972, and a copy of the
know by experience the harmful effects of the ever greater threat of highly
This was agreed to in the Note sent on the same date by the British
You’ll be in good company: Quimbee is one of the most widely used and trusted sites for law students, serving more than 97,000 law students since 2011. held in the course of which the Court heard the oral argument on the
This provision is a direct consequence of what has been said
"... the assurance should be set out in an Exchange of Notes expressly
the foregoing measures and which [6*]are capable of aggravating or extending
The issue being thus limited,
article for a recognition of Iceland's exclusive rights in the major parts
. But the term "natural resources" was defined in such a
whatever the ostensible grounds) claimed waters extending to more than 12
the transitional right of the other two Parties to fish in some parts of the
Had she not done so, the
Article 2
question of fishery limits has to be reconsidered in terms of the
sea, and sometimes a definite disinclination for them [FN8]. ). No contracts or commitments. Clearly therefore the Convention reserved nothing to the coastal State by
[25] In the Request by the Government of the United Kingdom for the
principle Iceland's right to exclusive fisheries jurisdiction within the
I am in entire agreement with the Judgment of the Court. discounted in the light of the history of the negotiations. Court of Justice after reference of the matter to it. Iceland argued that the standard, default limit for exclusive fisheries jurisdiction for states was typically now twelve miles. stated in the Message:
Abstract. [FN9] As its name implies, the territorial sea is that part of the sea which
If a repetition may be forgiven therefore, the simple truth is
ensure that no action of any kind is taken which might aggravate or extend
exclusive fishery claims by a coastal State merely on the ground that its
using force to oppose the 12-mile fishery limit". . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
to extend its exclusive fisheries jurisdiction to a zone of 50 nautical
Fisheries Jurisdiction (United Kingdom v. Ic…, Fisheries Jurisdiction (United Kingdom v. Iceland). The history of the
with, and their dependence on, territorial sea rights, first came to be
Such was the situation when, later in the same year (1960), and in the
extension by the Government of Iceland of its fisheries jurisdiction. Iceland’s (D) claim to a 12-mile fisheries limit was recognized by the United Kingdom (P) in 1961 in return for Iceland’s (D) agreement that any dispute concerning Icelandic fisheries jurisdiction beyond the 12-mile limit be referred to the International Court of Justice. The Government of Iceland, considering that the vital interests of the
This matter belongs to the merits of the case, to be decided when the Court
"the sovereign jurisdiction which the coastal Stale is entitled lo
reserved. In other words, it was subject
entitled to continue fishing within the above-mentioned zone of 50 nautical
extensions of the fisheries jurisdiction around Iceland.
year 1970 was 164,000 metric tons and in the year 1971 was207,000 metric
to which the doctrine of "changed circumstances" relates, namely one never
propounded. of fisheries jurisdiction. 30. without actual appearance in the proceedings) not only the competence of
19.)
But this is not a ground
(Signed) S. Aquarone,
Conferences in 1958 and 1960. 21.
46. proceedings and is limited to those proceedings. This point is not
United Kingdom in its Note addressed to the Foreign Minister of Iceland
The power given to the Court
Whereas the complaint outlined in the United Kingdom Application is that the Government of Iceland has announced its intention, as from 1 September 1972, to extend unilaterally its exclusive jurisdiction in respect of the fisheries around Iceland to a distance of 50 nautical miles from the baselines mentioned in the 1961 Exchange of Notes; and whereas on 14 July 1972 the Government of Iceland … *
to the indication by the Court of provisional measures under Article 41 of
need to examine or pronounce upon the point of principle involved. May 1972 to the Registrar, to the increased exploitation of the fishery
"(a) The Government of Iceland should not seek to enforce the
Secretariat of the United Nations on 8 June 1961. [44] There is in such exchange of notes an implicit recognition of the right
[8*] 16.Whereas the penultimate paragraph of the Exchange of Notes between
that this could not have been the case, it is surely the normal, and to be
operability of the jurisdictional clause itself [FN16],not to such things
serious doubts or weighty arguments against this jurisdiction such measures
(if at all) would be some change relating directly to the, so to speak,
case. 25. unilaterally. same day, the Chargé d'Affaires of the British Embassy in the Netherlands
This approach, which also involves
[17] The coastal fisheries in Iceland have always been the foundation of the
This process is unfortunately open to the interpretation of
The question of conservation has therefore no
the Icelandic contention of change of circumstances: that the doctrine never
The Government of Iceland declares that it will continue to work for the
examination on its own initiative is reinforced by the terms of Article 53
assumption that the dispute on the merits or even the jurisdictional issue,
or 6 miles of territorial sea could still have a contiguous zone of 9 or 6
the Althing on 28 February 1961, together with the proposed Exchange of
Whereas according to the jurisprudence of the Court and of the Permanent
documents exchanged between the two Governments, show that, as early as 5
to be instituted by the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
. Read more about Quimbee. 22. measures of exclusion to British vessels pendente lite. recognized and claimed by States, including the applicant State itself. in the Memorial:
narrow belt, such as for example policing and maintaining order; buoying and
." to concede it, in return for (as they thought) a guarantee that further
asks the Court to declare that Iceland's claim to extend its exclusive
Government advised the Government of Iceland on 27 September 1971 of its
These, admittedly, are all executed clauses in respect of which no
their observations on the subject;
vieware applicable and valid in the present case:
The Government of
has jurisdiction. (Signed) S. Aquarone,
law school study materials, including 735 video lessons and 4,900+ content. measures shall continue or need to be modified or revoked. Court, with the question of jurisdiction; the Court has power to indicate
shelf should be sought, as provided in the Law concerning the Scientific
sufficient to remark that such views have reference only to instruments in
relevance to the jurisdictional issue now before the Court, which involves
The quid pro quo was Iceland's acceptance of recourse to the Court
President Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan makes the following declaration: Separate Opinion of Judge Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice, Dissenting Opinion of Judge Padilla Nervo. about. considerations which apply to the extent of the territorial sea. effect that:
essential that the terms of the Assurance that any dispute on future
But
There is nothing in that situation, or in any
It has found expression in declarations
In the United Kingdom Memorial it is asserted that there is a flaw in
5 below)- -the coastal Slate had neither imperium nor (and still less)
Only if Iceland could have claimed the 12-mile zone as of right
Affairs delivered on 14 December 1960. sense of retaining some sort of physical relationship with the land to which
proposal debated at the second (I960) Geneva Conference, -namely for up to 6
Kingdom. not willing to confer jurisdiction on the Court in any case involving the
Government six months' notice of such extension, and, in case of a dispute
[FN15] Except of course to allow Iceland also to make an application to the
light of intervening scientific and economic evolution (including the ever
which, whether they at all times swam or not, were capable of so doing(and
for rights and obligations operating for both sides. no way prejudges the rights which the Court may subsequently adjudge to
It also reserved its rights under the 1961
Users without a subscription are not able to see the full 3. "A request for the indication of interim measures of protection may be
**
within its territory or territorial sea". said to have transformed radically the extent of the jurisdictional
refers. fisheries jurisdiction to a zone of 50
By a letter of 14 April 1972, received in the Registry of the Court the
Thus, the resolution adopted by the Althing on 15
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Furthermore, if the contention that this obligation has become unduly
that the changes of circumstances which must be regarded as fundamental or
Having regard to the request dated 19 July 1972 and filed in the Registry
registered with the Secretary-General of the United [p14]
Facts. Reduced to its simplest terms, the process is to argue that a
exchange of Notes put forward by the Government of Iceland on 10 December
(Initialled) Z. K.
facto that the clause has in the meantime lapsed; for all that has happened
zone around Iceland" (paragraph 1 of the Notes), measured from certain
12-mile limit following the end of a transitional period. 3 (Order
"Those documents deal with the background and termination of the
Jurisdiction in Iceland, enclosed with the Foreign Minister's letter of 29
not in any way been touched upon by the Order.
convinced of the Court's lack of any competence to entertain the present