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International Court of Justice: Judgment on Jurisdiction and Admissibility in Case concerning Maritime Delimitation and Territorial Questions Between Qatar and Bahrain

Qatar argued in its Application that the Court had jurisdiction to entertain the dispute by virtue of two "agreements" between Qatar and Bahrain concluded in December 1987 and December 1990. It argued also that the subject and scope of the Court's jurisdiction should be determined by a formula proposed by Bahrain to Qatar on 26 October 1988 and accepted by Qatar in December 1990 (the Bahraini formula).' By letters dated 14 July and 18 August 199 1, Bahrain contested this.4