Public International Law

What is treaty

What is treaty 1. Introduction: International treaties are the first and foremost source of international law. A treaty is an agreement between two or more states whereby they undertake to carry out obligations imposed on each of them. international t…

State Succession

State Succession 1. Introduction: The central theme of international law is the state. According to the same jurists, the state is the only subject of international law.  D. J Lathem Brown in his book "Public International Law" says that ord…

Sources of international law

Sources of international law 1. Introduction: International law is the body of rules which regulates relations among states. it comprises mainly of the rules recognized by states in their relation with each other and mostly arises out of international…

Diplomatic methods for peaceful settlement

Diplomatic methods for peaceful settlement 1. Introduction: An international dispute is a disagreement between two or more states on a point of law or fact international law lays down the procedure for the settlement of international disputes because …

Theories of recognition of states

Theories of recognition of states 1. Introduction: Recognition is a process of accepting the legal status of a state. it is an act by which another state acknowledges that a recognized political entity possesses attributes of statehood. recognition is…

How nationality is acquired and lost

How nationality is acquired and lost 1. Introduction: Nationality is the status of a person who is attached to a state by the tie of allegiance. it is a relationship between a state and an individual. the fundamental basis of the nationality of a pers…

International law and Municipal law

International law and Municipal law  1. Introduction: International law regulates relations among states municipal law governs the domestic aspects of the government and deals with the issues between individuals and between individuals and administrat…

Is international law a proper law

Is international law a proper law 1. Introduction: International law is composed of its greater part of the principles and rules of conduct which states feel themselves bound to observe in their relation with each other. Two schools have been striving…

Who is the diplomatic envoy

Who is the diplomatic envoy 1. Introduction: Diplomatic agents are those persons who represent their respective state in another state by establishing the office of the embassy having established the rules of international law governing diplomatic rel…

Composition and functions of the Security Council

Composition and functions of the Security Council 1. Introduction: The Security Council is the principal organ of the United Nations. it is a continuously functioning body. it acts on behalf of the United Nations. the primary responsibility of the S…

Asylum

Asylum 1. Introduction: Asylum is the protection that a state gives on its territory or in some other place under the control of certain of its organs to a person who comes to seek it. it is the right of every state to refuse to extradite any refugee …

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