International Law Comprises not only Customary and Conventional Rules but also General Principles of Law. Illustrate & explain Introduction Law, as we know, is the set of rules and regulations set by the constitution and imposed by higher authority to ...

Explain the nature and scopes of Administrative law and distinguish it from Constitutional law. Introduction In 1986, Norfolk County Council created a route for road by-pass. As a consequence, a house previously valued at some £400,000 was destroyed and rendered ...

‘The belligerent states under the right of angry can requisition the neutral ships or goods which are within their territory but the exercise of this right is subject to certain limitations.’-illustrate & explain INTRODUCTION Prior to delving into this topic, ...

“The Laws of Maritime Warfare are today mainly in the form of provisions of International Treaties- explain& illustrate 1 Introduction The law of maritime warfare as it existed in 1899 and as it is understood in 1999 exhibits a few ...

“Rule against bias is one of the concepts of fair hearing under administrative law”-Explain with 3 decided cases. INTRODUCTION Administrative law is a part of the legal structure for public administration. Public Administration deals with daily implementation of public policies ...

The most revolutionary step in the present decade from environment perspective is considered to be “Rio Summit 1992”. Discuss as to why such importance is appended to this summit and its effect globally. Introduction We live in an earth where ...

‘International law is not without sanctions although these sections are generally for the international law in general. Explain in reference to the sanctions available under international law against violators of the law.’ Introduction: Sanction is a penalty imposed for violating ...

“The Principle of Res judicata bars subsequent civil suits of same parties, same subject matter and was decided by a competent court”. Explain &illustrate Introduction Res Judicata[1] means "a thing decided" in Latin. It is a common law doctrine meant ...

“The rapid growth of Administrative law has become the foundation stone of modern political philosophy”. Illustrate & explain Introduction Administrative law is that section of law which decides the structure, powers and responsibilities of administrative authorities. Administrative law was first ...

International law is not without sanctions although these sections are generally for the international law in general. Explain in reference to the sanctions available under international law against violators of the law. Introduction: Sanction is a penalty imposed for violating ...