One liner notes on Public International Law: Part 19

 

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These are some one liner notes on Public International Law. Read them carefully and note them for your knowledge.

One liner notes on Public International Law: Part 19

·        Following criteria needs to be checked for recognising a newly formed government:

o   Sufficient control and power by the government over its population

o   the capacity of the new government to fulfill its international obligations and duties.

·        An international organisation has been defined as a form of co-operation of sovereign states based on multilateral international organisations and consisting of a relatively stable range of participants, the fundamental feature of which is the existence of permanent organs with definite competences and powers acting for the carrying out of common aims.

·        The essential elements which describe International organisation include: Multilateral International agreement, Individual Personality of the Institution and Permanent organs carrying out its Function.

·        An international organisation may come into existence by the formation of a treaty or through an existing organisation granting certain powers for forming an international organisation.

·        Law is the element of the society which helps to develop a framework within which rights and duties can be established.

·        International laws promote peace, justice, common interests and trade.

·        The two principal theories of the relationship between International law and Municipal law are known as Monism and dualism.

·        As per the beliefs of Monism, International law and state’s Municipal law are two components but complementary aspects of one single system.

·        According to dualism, International law and state’s Municipal law are entirely distinct and different legal systems on their own.

·        International law has an intrinsically different character from that of the state law, because in International law a large number of the States’ legal systems are involved, the dualist theory is sometimes known as the pluralistic theory.

 

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