(c) where the Applicant has more than one representative, only one will be designated for purposes of communication with the Registry; (d) the name of the State Party or Parties against which the Application is made; (e) a concise and legible statement of the facts; (f) a concise and legible statement of the alleged violation(s) of specified human rights instruments and the relevant arguments; and (g) a concise and legible statement confirming the Applicant’s compliance with the admissibility criteria laid down in Article 56 of the Charter and Rule 50 of the Rules. 2. (a) All of the information referred to in paragraphs 1 (e) to (g) above, that is set out in the relevant part of the Application form, should be sufficient to enable the Court to determine the nature and scope of the Application without recourse to any other document. (b) The Applicant may however supplement the information by appending to the Application form further details on the facts, alleged violations of the specified human rights instruments and the relevant arguments. 3. The Application form shall be signed by the Applicant or his/her representative, as the case may be and shall be accompanied by: (a) copies of documents relating to the decisions or measures complained of, judicial or otherwise; (b) copies of documents and decisions showing that the Applicant has complied with the exhaustion of domestic remedies requirement under Article 56(5) of the Charter and Rule 50(2) (e) of the Rules or where the Applicant claims an exception to this requirement, copies of documents supporting this claim. (c) where appropriate, copies of documents relating to any other procedure of international investigation or settlement relating to the claim. 29 | P a g e