Among the following, in which case does the legal capacity of United Nations to bring claim against…

In Reparation for Injuries Suffered in the Service of the United Nations (1949), the ICJ recognised the UN’s capacity to bring an international claim for damage to the organisation itself. It unanimously reached that conclusion for claims against both member and nonmember states. The separate question about damage suffered by the UN’s agents had a different vote, so the unanimity qualification belongs to the organisation’s own claim.