On 8/28/07, comex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8/28/07, Ian Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Just playing devil's advocate here:  a failure to satisfy an
> > obligation before it is removed is still a failure to satisfy that
> > obligation.  In any other circumstance there would be no issue because
> > we would not consider a removed, unsatisfied obligation to have been
> > violated.  But Rule 2157 appears to impose a stricter requirement: a
> > panel's obligations SHALL ultimately be satisfied -- any other outcome
> > is a violation of Rule 2157.
>
> If you now consent, you can arguably make the panel recuse itself
> depending on the interpretation of R2157.  In any case i (TTttPF)
> consent to making the panel judging CFJ 1711a recuse itself.

I'm not particularly inclined to have the panel recuse itself without
a good reason.

-root

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