Category : Semester 2

Introduction: Jurisdiction concerns the power of the state under International law to regulate or otherwise impact upon people, property and circumstances and reflects the basic...

The seas have historically performed two important functions: first, as a medium of communication; and secondly, as a vast reservoir of resources, both living and...

MEANING State responsibility is a fundamental principle of international law, arising out of the nature of the international legal system and the doctrines of state...

Certain theories have been propounded to explain the relationship between International Law and Municipal Law. Following are some of the prominent theories in this connection:...

Formal and Material Sources The term source refers to methods or procedure by which international law is created. A distinction is made between the formal...

Definition of International Law I.L.Oppenheim-Professor Oppenheim has defined international law in the following words: “Law of nations or international Law is the name for the...

Case Summary Citation Anglo – Norwegian Fisheries Case( UK vs Norway) Keywords laws of the sea Facts The coastline of Norway was deeply indented by...

Introduction jurisprudence Relevant Case laws Anglo- Norwegian Fisheries case (United Kingdomvs Norway)Corfu Channel caseNorth sea Continental shelf case present problem questions related conclusion decision as...

Introduction jurisprudence relevant case laws Corfu Channel CaseNicaragua Case(Nicaragua vs USA)La Grand Case(Germany vs USA) present problem question related conclusion decision as per our reasoning...