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The ICJ rejected Azerbaijan’s two preliminary objections and found jurisdiction over Armenia’s application.
This judgment concerns jurisdiction, including claims about detention and ill-treatment. It is not a final ruling that the alleged violations occurred.
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The ICJ accepted jurisdiction over Azerbaijan’s case while excluding pre-15 September 1996 acts and environmental-harm claims.
Two Armenian preliminary objections were upheld and one rejected. The jurisdiction judgment does not determine whether the remaining allegations are proved.
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At their tenth meeting, the commissions exchanged completion notices and recorded the regulation’s entry into force.
Article 7 ties entry into force to receipt of the final written notice. The parties also discussed work sequence and technical instructions; a separate transport discussion followed. One record combines this meeting and its legal outcome, avoiding a duplicate count.
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