Individuals and businesses can directly approach the International Court of Justice to fight a case involving international contracts.

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Individuals and businesses cannot directly approach the International Court of Justice to fight a case involving international contracts. The International Court of Justice has jurisdiction over disputes between states, and only states can bring cases before it. Private parties can resort to other international dispute resolution mechanisms such as international arbitration or litigation in national courts.

Individuals and Businesses Can Directly Approach the International Court of Justice