VENDITELLI v. ITALY ( W 1 ) : facts of the case - -Facts of Significance: -Mr. Venditelli's flat was sealed on grounds that he had infringed the town planning regulations. -He lodged three applications for release of property. -Trial was set, but postponed.-He was suspended -lodged an appeal. -Hea...
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Explain each of the steps likely to have occurred in the making of this treaty. - -1) Representation: State or international organization authorizes a person to represent it in the negotiation, this person is granted a document referred to as "full powers". 2) Negotiation: The two states meet fo...
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Add to cartExplain each of the steps likely to have occurred in the making of this treaty. - -1) Representation: State or international organization authorizes a person to represent it in the negotiation, this person is granted a document referred to as "full powers". 2) Negotiation: The two states meet fo...
What are the 5 principles of Jurisdiction? - -1. Territorial 2. Nationality 3. Universality 4. Protective Principle 5. Passive Personality -Jurisdiction - -assertion of legal authority or adjudicatory authority. -Territorial Principle - -a nation can exercise jurisdiction over persons, tra...
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Add to cartWhat are the 5 principles of Jurisdiction? - -1. Territorial 2. Nationality 3. Universality 4. Protective Principle 5. Passive Personality -Jurisdiction - -assertion of legal authority or adjudicatory authority. -Territorial Principle - -a nation can exercise jurisdiction over persons, tra...
What is the definition of international law? - -International law is that body of rules or norms that are considered legally binding by States in their intercourse with each other. -What are the 4 factors used to determine whether a State exists? - --Defined territory -Permanent population -Eff...
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Add to cartWhat is the definition of international law? - -International law is that body of rules or norms that are considered legally binding by States in their intercourse with each other. -What are the 4 factors used to determine whether a State exists? - --Defined territory -Permanent population -Eff...
What are the characteristics of the horizontal structure of international law? [multi-select] Fully sovereign states Compulsory jurisdiction Reciprocity Decentralized - -decentralized, Fully sovereign states, Reciprocity -Which of the following is an example of the vertical structure of inte...
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Add to cartWhat are the characteristics of the horizontal structure of international law? [multi-select] Fully sovereign states Compulsory jurisdiction Reciprocity Decentralized - -decentralized, Fully sovereign states, Reciprocity -Which of the following is an example of the vertical structure of inte...
U.S. On Customary International Law - -- Customary International Law results from a general and consistent practice of states followed by them from a sense of legal obligation. - If a statute contradicts International Law, the statute will prevail, which is a very rare instance. - According to the...
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Add to cartU.S. On Customary International Law - -- Customary International Law results from a general and consistent practice of states followed by them from a sense of legal obligation. - If a statute contradicts International Law, the statute will prevail, which is a very rare instance. - According to the...
Filartiga v. Pena - -Officials who violate the rights of their own citizens can be brought to justice in US courts under Alien Tort Act -Jus Cogens - -A Preemptory norm of international law from which there can be no derogation. -Sources of International Law/Article 38 of the ICJ Statute - -Tr...
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Add to cartFilartiga v. Pena - -Officials who violate the rights of their own citizens can be brought to justice in US courts under Alien Tort Act -Jus Cogens - -A Preemptory norm of international law from which there can be no derogation. -Sources of International Law/Article 38 of the ICJ Statute - -Tr...
trade - -Buying and selling goods/services. -exporting - -Shipping goods out of a country -importing - -Shipping goods into a country -trade in services - -Services provided by the producer to the customer -direct exporting - -Selling of products directly to the customer in other country...
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Add to carttrade - -Buying and selling goods/services. -exporting - -Shipping goods out of a country -importing - -Shipping goods into a country -trade in services - -Services provided by the producer to the customer -direct exporting - -Selling of products directly to the customer in other country...
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