Welcome to your Public International Law P1
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The legality of the "Uniting for Peace" Resolution of the General Assembly has been upheld by the International Court of Justice in :
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The International Court of Justice enforced the principle of estoppel as a general principle of law recognised by civilised nations in the following case:
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The party to a dispute claiming a custom is to prove it. This was so held by the International Court in
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Which one of the following cases relates to succession of customary rights relating to territory ?
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Which one of the following cases is related to recognition of custom as a source of International Law ?
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"There is no distinction between de-facto and de-jure recognition for the purpose of giving effect to the internal acts of the recognized authority." In which of the following cases it was held?
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Which one of the following cases is not related to the subject of State recognition?
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Which one of the following cases is not related to the subject of State recognition?
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In which of the following case, the principle regarding grant of recognition of insurgency was laid down:
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The principle of corporate personality was applied by the International Court of Justice as a source of law in the :
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Which of the following case has been decided by the International Permanent court of Justice ?
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In which of the following cases, the International Court of Justice expressed the view that a treaty should potentially be of a norm-creating character so as to be capable of maturing into a general rule of law ?
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In which case the House of Lords confirmed explicitly that 'a treaty to which Her Majesty's government is a party does not alter the law of the United Kingdom :
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Boundary delimitation treaties are binding even on non-party states because they are valid ergo omnes. The International Court of Justice held so in :
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'A treaty is a contract between the Governments of two or more sovereign States ' Lord Templeman said so in
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In which of the following cases the Court said that the distinction between de facto and de jure recognition is political rather than legal?
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Which of the following cases relates to retroactive nature of the act of recognition of government?
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. Which of the following cases supports constitutive theory of recognition, namely , the act of recognition alone confers international personality on an entity purporting to be a state or clothes new government with an authority to enter into international relations ?
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In which of the following cases, Judge Alvarez evolved a doctrine that General Assembly resolutions are virtually binding upon States in a legislative sense?
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Which of the following cases relates to nationality of an individual which is an evidence of the link of an individual with the States
