Adjudicative institution
International Commerce Courts
The International Commerce Courts (portal acronym ICCC) are constituted under the Sovereign Hospitallers Order of St. John of Jerusalem. This page summarizes institutional identity, tripartite structure, and the ARIN organization description for Internet number resource registration.
Organization identity
- Legal name
- International Commerce Courts
- Portal acronym
- ICCC
- Also known as
- Commerce Courts; International Criminal Court of Commerce
- Parent Government
- Sovereign Hospitallers Order of St. John of Jerusalem
- Founding instrument
- Charter of the Commerce Courts (v1.0)
- Jurisdiction model
- Institutional mandate, contractual submission, and participation in Order-affiliated systems (not universal jurisdiction)
Tripartite structure
Sovereign / Mandate Chamber
Appoints judges, arbiters, and officers; defines procedural rules and jurisdictional scope.
Commercial / Participating Chamber
Regulated entities and commercial actors providing jurisdiction through contractual agreement and DBIS participation.
Diplomatic Security Services Chamber
Institutional security, evidentiary integrity, enforcement coordination, and chain-of-custody oversight.
Full charter text: Charter of the Commerce Courts.
ARIN organization registration
Use the statements below when submitting or updating the Courts' organization record with ARIN. Confirm live WHOIS status before counterparty reliance.
- OrgId
ICC-262- Suggested org name
- INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE COURTS
Primary organization description
The International Commerce Courts (ICCC) are the tripartite adjudicative institution of the Sovereign Hospitallers Order of St. John of Jerusalem, operating as an institutional, contractual, and mandate-based forum for commercial adjudication, arbitration, compliance enforcement, and dispute resolution within the Order's financial, operational, and institutional domain. The Courts do not assert universal jurisdiction; authority arises from institutional mandate, contractual submission, and participation within Order-affiliated systems including DBIS. Internet number resources requested under this organization record will be used exclusively to operate public and member-facing network services in the ARIN region, including the Courts registry portal, case submission interfaces, evidence and chain-of-custody endpoints, judgments and publications, secure chambers and clerk tooling, and operational monitoring supporting Commerce Courts proceedings.
Resource utilization
Allocated IPv4 and/or IPv6 address space will host production and staging services for the International Commerce Courts: public portal and registry, document and standards publication, secure submission and request workflows, integration with DBIS evidentiary substrates, and administrative access for registrars, clerks, and authorized officers. Address space will not be sub-allocated to unrelated third parties. All resources will be used in accordance with ARIN policy and the ARIN WHOIS Terms of Use.
ARIN data is subject to the ARIN WHOIS Terms of Use.
Relationship with DBIS
DBIS functions as the operational, evidentiary, and enforcement substrate of the Commerce Courts. The Courts may reference DBIS records as primary evidence, direct enforcement actions within DBIS, and rely on system-integrated controls for execution. See the charter Article X.