International Law - -A binding rule that regulates actions of individuals in a community with methods that enforces rules to those who violate them. -Difference between Domestic and International Law - -Domestic law is made through a legislative body. International law is made through treaties a...
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Introduction - --- -Definition of International Law - -That system of law governing the international legal relations between states, international organisations, including individual responsibility for natural persons for breach of international law -Characteristics of International Law as co...
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Add to cartIntroduction - --- -Definition of International Law - -That system of law governing the international legal relations between states, international organisations, including individual responsibility for natural persons for breach of international law -Characteristics of International Law as co...
Positivist - -law as it exists should be analyzed empirically, shorn of all ethical elements. Moral aspirations were good but had no part in legal science -Realism - -treats law as an institution functioning within a particular community with a series of jobs to do How law is actuall operating i...
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Add to cartPositivist - -law as it exists should be analyzed empirically, shorn of all ethical elements. Moral aspirations were good but had no part in legal science -Realism - -treats law as an institution functioning within a particular community with a series of jobs to do How law is actuall operating i...
Possible Essay Topics - -- The New Zealand approach to International Law - Hierarchy issues with sources of International Law -Definition of International Law - -It is the system of governing relations between states. It is horizontal, so all states are equal, and countries enter into it by agre...
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Add to cartPossible Essay Topics - -- The New Zealand approach to International Law - Hierarchy issues with sources of International Law -Definition of International Law - -It is the system of governing relations between states. It is horizontal, so all states are equal, and countries enter into it by agre...
Public international law vs. private international law? - -Public: the rules that govern relationships involving states and IOs Private: concerns the clash of laws from different jurisdictions -What are the 3 types of international law? - --treaties -customary international law -general princ...
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Add to cartPublic international law vs. private international law? - -Public: the rules that govern relationships involving states and IOs Private: concerns the clash of laws from different jurisdictions -What are the 3 types of international law? - --treaties -customary international law -general princ...
The court, whose function is to decide in accordance with IL such disputes as are submitted to it, shall apply: a. international conventions, whether general or particular, establishing rules expressly recognized by the contesting states: b. international custom, as evidence of a general practice ...
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Add to cartThe court, whose function is to decide in accordance with IL such disputes as are submitted to it, shall apply: a. international conventions, whether general or particular, establishing rules expressly recognized by the contesting states: b. international custom, as evidence of a general practice ...
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