Sub-Section 2 Procedure On Admissibility
Submissions of observations
Rule 105
1.
Rule 107 Decision on Admissibility
When the Commission has decided
to be seized of a Communication
pursuant to the present Rules, it
shall promptly transmit a copy of
the complaint to the Respondent
State.
It
shall
simultaneously
inform the Complainant
of the
decision on seizure, and request the
Complainant to present evidence
and arguments
on admissibility
within two months.
Upon receipt of the Complainant’s
observations on admissibility, the
Secretary shall transmit a copy to
the respondent state and request the
latter to make a written submission,
containing
its
arguments
and
evidence on
admissibility, within
two
months
of its receipt
of
the
Commission’s
request.
The
Secretariat
shall,
within
a week
of
receipt of the state’s submission,
provide the Complainant with a
1.
Once it has considered the positions
of the parties, the Commission shall
make a decision on the admissibility
of the Communication
and the
Secretary shall inform the parties
accordingly.
Once
a
Communication
been
shall inform the parties and defer the
Communication
to the next session
for consideration on the merit.
The Commission’s decisions on the
inadmissibility of Communications
shall be notified to the parties and
attached to its Activity Report.
If the Commission has declared a
Communication
inadmissible this
decision may be reviewed at a later
date, upon the submission of new
evidence,
contained
in
a
request to the Commission
author.
copy,
Upon receiving the observations
of
the
Respondent
State
on
Admissibility, the Complainant may
comment on the observations within
one month of receipt.
In conformity with Rule 88(6), the
Commission,
while
determining
Admissibility may ask the parties to
presentsupplementary observations
in an oral hearing.
Rule 106
has
declared admissible, the Commission
Admissibility of Communications
The
Communications
shall
comply with the requirements of
Admissibility under Article 56 of the
Charter which are cumulative.
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