Myanmar further observes that in the case concerning Continental
Shelf (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya/Malta) the ICJ applied the
equidistance/relevant circumstances method even after noting that
equidistance “may yield a disproportionate result where a coast is markedly
irregular or markedly concave or convex” (Judgment, I.C.J Reports 1985,
p. 13, at p. 44, para. 56).
222. Myanmar requests the Tribunal to “apply the now well-established
method for drawing an all-purpose line for the delimitation of the maritime
boundary between the Parties". Myanmar asserts that “[i]n the present case,
no circumstance renders unfeasible the use of the equidistance method”. In
support of this request, it refers to the Black Sea case (Maritime Delimitation
in the Black Sea (Romania v. Ukraine), Judgment, I.C.J. Reports 2009, p. 61,
at p. 101, para. 116).