Vande Matram!
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 4
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Subject
of international law is referred to as entities who have a legal personality,
with certain rights and duties under the international legal system.
·
The
state is considered to be the primary and original subject of international law.
·
Common people of any state are also
believed to be the subject of international law.
·
International Organisation is an
association of states, established by a treaty between two or more states.
·
International Organisations have a legal
personality and are considered to be the subject of international law.
·
Multinational
Company possesses and works its corporate substances in without a doubt another
country beside the spot where it was established originally, along these lines
it is set up in more than one country.
·
According to realist theory, only the
Nation/States are considered to be the subject of international laws.
·
Realist theory relies on the principle
that it is for the nation/state that the concept of international law came into
existence.
·
The
countries/states are particular and separate elements, adequately fit to have
their own privileges, commitments and obligations, having the capacity to keep
up with their freedoms under worldwide law.
·
Supporters of fictional theory suggest
that the subjects of international law are the individuals only and that legal
order is for the well-being of the individuals.
·
Fictional theory firmly believes that
the Nation/state are nothing but aggregate of individuals as subjects.
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Even if the theory of Kelson appears
logically sound, it is seen that the international law’s primary concern is
with the rights and duties of the states.
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