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#1. International Law is body of rules which regulates relations among
#2. International law is body of
#3. International law or law of nations is the name of body of rules which regulates the conduct of
#4. Sources of international law may be classified into
#5. Sources of international law are
#6. Article 38 of the statue of international court of justice played a very important role in the
#7. Main sources of international law are
#8. Article 38 of the statue of international court of justice recognizes international customs as a source of
#9. The essentials of valued international custom are as under
#10. Public international law and private international law are two branches
#11. Principle theories regarding basis of international law are
#12. Natural law theory is also known as the theory of
#13. The origin of international law be trued back to the
#14. Internal law means those laws govern the legal relations between
#15. International law is relationship of states with
#16. Main exponents of positive school of thought are
#17. Main exponents of Historical school of thought are
#18. Main theories about relationship between international and Municipal law are
#19. Under international law pirates are treated as enemies of:
#20. General Assembly of the united nations adopted the Genocide convention in
#21. Transformation of international treaty into national legislation id furnished by extradition treaties made by
#22. Jurisdiction is a vital and indeed central feature of
#23. Superamacy of the constitutionally recognized organs of the state to making laws within its territory is called
#24. Capacity of the state to act with in the orders of another state is called
#25. The power of the courts of a particular country to try cases in which a foreign factor is present is called
#26. A state may claim Jurisdiction to try an individual for offences committed abroad which have affected or will affect nationalists of the state is called
#27. States may exercise Jurisdiction over aliens who have committed an act abroad is called
#28. Universal Jurisdiction over piracy has been accepted under
#29. State responsibilities covers many fields, it includes unlawful acts or omissions directly committed by the state are
#30. The conduct of a person or a group of persons shall also be considered as an act of the
#31. The issue of force majeure was raised by France in the Rainbow warrior or bitration in
#32. Treaty are agreements between subjects of international law creating a binding obligation in
#33. Main object of treaties is to impose binding obligation on the state who are
#34. Some alternative names used for the term treaty are
#35. Steps towards formation of treaties
#36. Kinds of treaties are
#37. Modes of termination of international treaties are
#38. General rules of interpretations is
#39. Literal meaning of term recognition is
#40. According to the Montevides convention 1933, a state must posses the essentials
#41. According to Kelson essentials of statehood are
#42. De-facto recognition, the recognized state
#43. In de-jure recognition, the recognized state
#44. Statelessness is a position of a person who does not possess the nationality of any
#45. Government is the machinery or agency through which the will of the state is
#46. Sovereignty is the supreme, original and unlimited power exercised over all person within the boundaries of the
#47. Under international law confederation has
#48. Under international law, a federal state is
#49. A state which is under the suzerainty of another state is called a
#50. Neutral state are those states who do-not support either party during
#51. Kinds of state succession are
#52. State responsibility may occur in the circumstances as under
#53. Consequences of state responsibility are as under
#54. Vicarious responsibility is the responsibility of a state for the acts of their
#55. UDHR is a declaration adopted by the united nations general assembly
#56. Human rights are typically divided into
#57. The term micro-nation which literally means
#58. United nations conference on the Human Environment having met at Stockholm from
#59. The Monroe Doctrine expressed in 1823, proclaimed that
#60. Dargo Doctrine was propounded by
#61. Pacta Sunt servanda is a Brocard a basic principle of
#62. Jus Cogens means that if a treaty is a signed between two independent states and any clause of the treaty clashes with international law the treaty would be
#63. Sovereignty in the relation between states signifies
#64. As the members of the international community all states are
#65. Sovereignty is a legal term signifying the supreme power by which any state is
#66. For the purposes international law states may be divided into
#67. Classification of state for international purposes is
#68. Dependent states undoubtedly have unlimited capacity for
#69. Indo-pak war of 1971 Pakistani bombers in a massive operation, attacked indian airports on
#70. Rules of treatment of the prisoner of war are governed by Geneva convention
#71. Who have fallen into the hands of enemy shall be called as prisoner of war
#72. War crimes are acts which strike at the very roots of international society, like
#73. Prof. Oppenheim classifies war crimes as
#74. War crimes may be committed by
#75. Important war crimes trials are
#76. Chief objective of blockade is that supplies of food stuff, medicine etc may not reach the
#77. Kinds of Blockade are
#78. Kinds of blockade are
#79. Various forms of blockade are:
#80. Contraband is the article which are helpful to enemy during
#81. Hijacking is an act against the safety of civil aviation and resembles
#82. Wider concept of Hijacking has been incorporated in the Montreal convention
#83. A boundary is usually as an imaginary line on the surface of
#84. Kinds of boundaries are:
#85. Permanent head quarters of the ICJ is
#86. According to Article 7 of the statute, the ICJ consists
#87. Quorum for full bench of the ICJ is
#88. Main objective of the establishment of ICJ is to settle
#89. Total members of the security council are:
#90. Permanent members of security council are
#91. Name of permanent members of security council are
#92. Non-permanent members of security council are
#93. Security council may expel any member state on account of violation of
#94. General assembly is one of the principle organs of United Nations and
#95. Each member state of UNO can send one delegation to attend meetings of
#96. Property of enemy captured on the high seas is termed
#97. Law relating to diplomatic relation has been codified in Vienna convention
#98. Immunities and privileges of the diplomatic agents are described in Vienna convention
#99. Form of intervention may be
#100. Elements of interventions are
#101. Piracy as an international crime can be committed on the
#102. The word “neutrality” is derived from latin word
#103. Neutral state do not support either party during
#104. Word nationality is derive from the world national which simply means
#105. Basis of nationality is the membership of an
#106. Chief mode of acquiring nationality is by
#107. Modes of acquiring nationality by birth are
#108. Modes of losing territory are
#109. Methods if settlement of international dispute are
#110. A person may commit a crime in one state and he may run away to another state is called
#111. The word extradition is derived from latin words ex and idiom which means
#112. Procedure for the surrender of fugitive criminals is described in Pakistan extradition Act
#113. Main element of Asylum are
#114. Asylum has
#115. Types of Asylum are
#116. A convention territorial Asylum was adopted at Caracas on
#117. Which Asylum is granted by a state at place outside its own territory is called
#118. Permanent court of arbitration was established by the Hague convention of
#119. Permanent court of arbitration consists of following institutions
#121. Rules regarding international traffic transportation and goods were made in Warsaw convention
#122. Chicago convention on international civil Aviation was signed by 53 states in
#123. Five freedoms of air are declared in international civil Aviation conference Chicago
#124. Serivtudes may be
#125. Convention of law of sea has provided that the high sea is open to all
#126. All states have access to high seas only for
#127. Basic source of Islamic international law are
#128. Ummah can exercise its lawful jurisdiction in the following ways
#129. Methods of settlement recognized by the Islamic law are
#130. Fai literally means the shadow of a thing in the
#131. Hostile relations are
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