Jus cogens - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

behaald cijfer: 8 In deze samenvatting komen de belangrijkste onderwerpen van het vak internationaal publiekrecht aanbod. Bij de leerstukken die voortvloeien uit jurisprudentie wordt aangegeven uit welk arrest het leerstuk volgt.

This document has the complete course notes for the course 'Public International Law' including detailed case briefs, concept notes, and commentary on the subject matter. Includes - 1. Introduction to International Law 2. Sources of International Law (VCLT, customary international law, general principles, opinio juris, jus cogens...) 3. Statehood (sovereignty, modes of acquisition of territory, recognition, Montevideo Convention) 4. International Legal Personali...

LCP4801_International_Law_Exam_Questions AND ANSWERS. INTERNATIONAL LAW LCP4801 - QUESTION PAPERS PERIOD 0CT/NOV 2018 – SEMESTER 1 - 2019 Page 1 ASSIGNMENT 2 (1 APRIL 2019) Total: 15 Marks State whether the following statement is true or false. 1. Two sources of international law include custom and jus cogens. False Article 38 of the ICJ statute lists custom, treaties, general principles and scholarly writings as sources of international law. 2. For a state to meet the requirements of...

Details regarding Statute of International Court of Justice UN General Assembly Resolutions Unilaterally Acts UN Charter Custom and General Assembly r esolutions, Case Law General Principle of Law, Judicial Decisions Writers an Publicists

Summaries of the readings for Public International Law week 5: - Gleider Hernandez, International Law – Chapter 8; - Gleider Hernandez, International Law – Chapter 9, Immunities; - Akande & Shah, ‘Immunities of State Officials, International Crimes, and Foreign Domestic Courts’ EJIL, 2010; - Vidmar, Rethinking Jus Cogens after Germany v. Italy: Back to Article 53? NILR, 2012; - The Arrest Warrant Case (The Congo v Belgium), ICJ, 2002; - The Jurisdictional Immunities Case (Germany v Italy...

summary of most of the chapters from the book 'International Law' for the course: Public International law University Utrecht Year 1

• Lecture 1: Primary and secondary rules, H. L. A. Hart, chain of authority, rule validity. • Lecture 2: What is a legal system, a legal tradition and international law, civil law & common law, sovereignty, separation of powers, jurisdiction of courts, level of courts, sources of law/validity, structure of legislation. • Lecture 3: Types of law, public and private law, Legal subjects, legal acts and legal things. • Lecture 4: Types of legislation, parts of legislation, methodology. • L...

Final coursework for the International Human Rights course, answering the following question: 'International human rights norms are too vague. This means they are subject to varying interpretations by expert bodies, and nobody knows exactly what restrictions they impose - Discuss'

This document contains the rule of state immunity, UK Convention on Jurisdiction immunities of states and Their Property, Defining Jus cogens and the formulation and Right to a remedy