Articles tagged as International Law
International law, also known as public international law and the law of nations, is the set of rules, norms, and standards generally accepted in relations between nations. International law is studied as a distinctive part of the general structure of international relations.
Latest Law Papers tagged as International Law
Including law essays, dissertations, problem questions, case summaries, and law lectures, suitable for law students working towards their LLB / LLM qualifications or those studying for the new SQE.
Criminal Law Dissertation Topics
Law Dissertation Topics
Here you will find a selection of 12 dissertation topics and ideas on criminal and evidence law. We have provided these law dissertation topics to help you....
Last modified: 25th Aug 2022
Writing a Masters Law Dissertation
LLM Study Guide
For many students the completion of their LLM dissertation may well be the first occasion that they have been faced with writing such a lengthy piece of work....
Last modified: 25th Aug 2022
The Bosman Ruling and it's Implications on English Football Clubs
Sports Law
The European Court of Justice’s (ECJ) decision in Union Royale Belge des Societes de Football Association (ASBL) v Bosman changed the face of football when it prevented clubs from demanding transfer fees for out-of-contract players...
Last modified: 25th Aug 2022
Kaitamaki v R
Case Summaries
The defendant was convicted of breaking into the victim’s flat and raping her twice. There was no dispute that sexual intercourse had taken place on two occasions, but the defendant contended that the victim had consented or that he had a reasonable belief that she was consenting....
Last modified: 28th Oct 2021
Dubai Aluminium v Salaam
Case Summaries
A solicitor firm’s vicarious liability for a partner’s dishonest assistance to a client. The senior partner of a firm drafted a consultancy agreement and other requisite documentation for a client’s fraudulent enterprise....
Last modified: 28th Oct 2021
The Right of Innocent Passage in the UN Convention
International Law
The term Innocent Passage is defined under international law referring to a ship or aircraft’s right to enter and pass through another’s territory....
Last modified: 28th Sep 2021
A and Others v UK - Belmarsh Case
Case Summaries
The case concerned the indefinite detention of foreign prisoners in the United Kingdom prison ‘Belmarsh’. The prisoners were held without trial under section 23 of the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001. ...
Last modified: 28th Sep 2021
The Anglo-Norwegian Fisheries Case
Trading Law
Since 1911 British trawlers had been seized and condemned for violating measures taken by the Norwegian government specifying the limits within which fishing was prohibited to foreigners....
Last modified: 27th Sep 2021
Critical Assessment of Individuals as Subjects of International Law
International Law
The debate about the recognition of individual as subjects of international law is as old as international law itself....
Last modified: 27th Sep 2021
Is International Law True Law?
International Law
Is International Law true Law? Legal theorists, scholars and practitioners are by no means unified in their response to this question....
Last modified: 27th Sep 2021
Universalism and Cultural Relativism in Human Rights
International Law
Are all human rights universal, or are there certain rights and freedoms that can be avoided for cultural features. This essay examines the debate through the contradiction of concepts of Universalism and Cultural Relativism....
Last modified: 24th Sep 2021
Role of GATT and WTO in International Trade
International Law
The main role of GATT in the international trade was regulating the contracting parties to achieve the purpose of the agreement which were reducing......
Last modified: 23rd Sep 2021
The Legal Concept of Domicile
Family Law
Domicile is considered to be a connecting factor which links a person with a particular legal system....
Last modified: 22nd Sep 2021
The Sources of Human Rights
Constitutional Law
The primary source of human rights are UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the treaties that followed. Other human rights existed before they were recognised by the UN Charter....
Last modified: 22nd Sep 2021
Declaratory and Constitutive Theories of State Recognition
Constitutional Law
In international law, the two most common schools of thought for the creation of statehood are the constitutive and declaratory theories of state creation....
Last modified: 22nd Sep 2021
Capacity to Contract Case Study and Discharge of Contract Reasons
Contract Law
A case study demonstrating the capacity to contract rules and details of the ways a contract can be discharged....
Last modified: 22nd Sep 2021
Rights and Obligations of the Seller and Buyer
Commercial Law
The obligations and responsibilities of a seller and a buyer under a contract of sale including payment and delivery....
Last modified: 22nd Sep 2021
Tourism and Hospitality Legal Aspects
Travel Law
A look at the legal and regulatory framework, the legal responsibilities of hospitality operators to guests, and consumer protection in the travel and tourism industry....
Last modified: 21st Sep 2021
The Importance of Trade Unions
Employment Law
An explanation of trade unions, why workers join them and the benefits of trade unions to employers, employees and the society....
Last modified: 21st Sep 2021
Comparative Study of Policing Models
Administrative Law
This paper examines various police systems around the world as examples and attempts to understand the Indian System in light of these policing models....
Last modified: 20th Sep 2021
The Legal Environment of Business in the US
International Law
In this case, we will look at the law that regulates businesses in United State of America. The paper outlines various laws that regulate businesses, their intended purpose in the business, and how they affect the business....
Last modified: 31st Aug 2021
South China Sea Disputes and Methods of Resolution
International Law
The South China Sea dispute involves 6 countries, namely China (including Taiwan, who maintains similar claims as China), Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam. The main issues of the dispute involve territorial claim and demarcation of territorial sea and Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) generated by the territory....
Last modified: 31st Aug 2021
What is Arbitration?
Commercial Law
There are two types of arbitration: ad hoc arbitration and arbitration organized in permanent institutions. Ad hoc arbitration is conducted independently from any influence of institutions and according to the rules chosen by the parties. In this type of process, the arbitrators are appointed by case-by-case basis, usually by parties....
Last modified: 31st Aug 2021
Preservation of the Environment
Environmental Law
The central theme of this paper is to answer whether there exists a human right to environment in the international arena and in India. Shelton proposed three ways in which human rights law and environmental protection law could co-exist....
Last modified: 31st Aug 2021
The Role of WTO in International Business
International Law
. It’s quite necessary to understand the meaning of international trade and the international organization popularly known as World Trade Organization (WTO) and its contribution towards the international business and smooth trading between countries....
Last modified: 31st Aug 2021
