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 9
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There is no authority for the
enforcement of the international law.
·
Once a decision is given by International
Court of Justice, there is no such power or authority which can get it
enforced.
·
As the international laws are based on
treaties and conventions, they are interpreted by states according to their
self-interests.
·
There is no fear of sanctions, which has
resulted in laws being violated frequently by the states as there is no
authority for effective sanctions.
·
According to Article 2(7) of UNO
Charter, UNO cannot interfere in the domestic matters of the states, which makes
international laws ineffective and weak.
·
Treaty of Westphalia provides Public
International Law, the structure and order, for developing it in terms of the
present-day society.
·
Ideas revolving around natural Law
formed the basis of philosophies given by the early theorists.
·
In the middle ages, two sets of
international law, namely Lex Mercatoria (Law of Merchant) and the
Maritime Customary Law were developed to deal with problems that transcended
international boundaries.
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With the revival of trade in the 10th
century, merchants started to travel all throughout Europe in order to sell,
buy and place orders for various goods. These commercial activities required
the establishment of a common legal framework.
·
The Evolution of Modern International
Law was done by a British historical lawyer, Maine.
·
International law became geographically
internationalised through the expansion of the European empires, which was less
universal in conception and more, theoretically as well as practically, a
reflection of European values.
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