Monday, 20 December 2021

Short Q and A on Public International Law: Part 4

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

Short Q and A on Public International Law: Part 4


·         How international law is incorporated into monist theory?

o   According to monist approaches, international law ought to be automatically incorporated into the domestic legal order, without the requirement of any additional act of adoption or transformation by the state.

·         Who provides recognition of the authority of municipal law in monist theory?

o   Monism rationalizes the interconnectedness of the international and domestic legal spheres on the understanding that it is international law that provides the recognition necessary for the authority of municipal law to operate over a given subject or territory.

·         How international law is incorporated in municipal law in dualist theory?

o   In dualist theory since international and domestic laws operate in distinct spheres, the only mechanism for the transformation of international law into domestic law is through the medium of regular domestic law-making processes.

·         What are the concerns of monistic theory?

o   Monist values are rationalized within contemporary discourses as promoting/reflecting a cosmopolitan culture and the universalisation of value, as well as serving the imperatives of global governance.

·         What are the concerns of dualist theory?

o   Dualism on the other hand has been reinforced in recent writings as a valuable device for preserving/promoting international legal pluralism; as protecting the distinct and self-expressive nature of domestic law; and as indispensable for the proper functioning of domestic democratic processes for the creation of coercive legal norms, instead of rule by a 'new political elite of international lawyers.' At the same time, concerns about the (lack of) participatory and (un) democratic nature of the processes of international law-making and concerns regarding their substantive content are often posited as supports for dualist positions.

·         What is the main requirement of international law to get implemented in any State?

o   The main requirement of international law to get implemented in any State is ‘legislative approval’ of that particular treaty or principle of international law, whatever may be the theory of that State to apply the international law within the domestic sphere.

·         What is the base of Article 51 of the Constitution of India?

o   The language of Article 51 of the Constitution of India is based on the Havana Declaration, 1939

·         When and where Havana Declaration was adopted?

o   Havana Declaration was adopted at the Second Conference of American State Members of the International Labour Organization, 1939.

·         How Article 51 of the Constitution of India helps in the implementation of international law in India?

o   Article 51 of the Constitution of India clearly intended to guide India’s foreign policy and form the basis of its international relations, rather than provide for how India should approach its international law obligations domestically. Clearly, it gives guidance to form the basis of international relations but does not give any specific procedure to implement international law.

·         How does the Parliament of India is having legislative competence over foreign affairs?

o   Article 246, read with entries 10–14 of the Union List of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution (enumerating powers of the Union), provides that legislative competence over foreign affairs, over entering into treaties with foreign countries and implementing them domestically, lies with Parliament.

·         Under which Article of Constitution Parliament of India can make laws for implementation of international obligations?

o   Article 253 of the Constitution clarifies that the power of Parliament to make law for the implementation of international obligations extends even to those matters that are otherwise within the legislative competence of states.


 

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