Admissibility, then, is the last objection to be regarded

However, in the judgment of March 21st, 1959, Interhandel Case (between Switzerland v. United States), ICJ, despite noting that the fourth preliminary objection on jurisdiction ought to be addressed before the third preliminary objection on admissibility, the ICJ ironically proceeded to dismiss the claim for inadmissibility and avoided resolving the fourth objection. (Ren R. THE DICHOTOMY BETWEEN JURISDICTION AND ADMISSIBILITY IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION. International and Comparative Law Quarterly. 2024;73(2):417-446. doi:10.1017/S0020589324000022)