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Legal Terms – Ex Aequo Et Bono
in accordance with what is fair and good Consequently, due to equitable considerations and moral integrity. The expression denotes the manner in which an international tribunal may ground its ruling not on conventional law, but rather on principles of justice and fairness to the involved parties. Article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice stipulates that "if the parties concur, the Court may adjudicate a case ex aequo et bono." This provision has never been utilized because, in no case before the Court, have the parties consented to its implementation.
in accordance with what is fair and good Consequently, due to equitable considerations and moral integrity. The expression denotes the manner in which an international tribunal may ground its ruling not on conventional law, but rather on principles of justice and fairness to the involved parties. Article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice stipulates that "if the parties concur, the Court may adjudicate a case ex aequo et bono." This provision has never been utilized because, in no case before the Court, have the parties consented to its implementation.
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