VENDITELLI v. ITALY ( W 1 ) : facts of the case - -Facts of Significance: -Mr. Venditelli's flat was sealed on grounds that he had infringed the town planning regulations. -He lodged three applications for release of property. -Trial was set, but postponed.-He was suspended -lodged an appeal. -Hea...
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VENDITELLI v. ITALY ( W 1 ) : facts of the case - -Facts of Significance: -Mr. Venditelli's flat was sealed on grounds that he had infringed the town planning regulations. -He lodged three applications for release of property. -Trial was set, but postponed.-He was suspended -lodged an appeal. ...
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VENDITELLI v. ITALY ( W 1 ) : facts of the case - -Facts of Significance: -Mr. Venditelli's flat was sealed on grounds that he had infringed the town planning regulations. -He lodged three applications for release of property. -Trial was set, but postponed.-He was suspended -lodged an appeal. ...
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Definition of Law - -Rules established by a controlling authority, that have a binding legal force. -Legal Families - -Civil Law : - Characterized by abstract reasoning, and an emphasis on statutory law (enacted law - written). - Examples : Most legal systems of continental Europe ...
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Add to cartDefinition of Law - -Rules established by a controlling authority, that have a binding legal force. -Legal Families - -Civil Law : - Characterized by abstract reasoning, and an emphasis on statutory law (enacted law - written). - Examples : Most legal systems of continental Europe ...
What is public international law? - -law applicable on international community; tool to regulate the relations in international community through binding rules of conduct -What is the International community? - -originally interstate community → international law today: international recogniti...
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Add to cartWhat is public international law? - -law applicable on international community; tool to regulate the relations in international community through binding rules of conduct -What is the International community? - -originally interstate community → international law today: international recogniti...
What are the sources of international law? - -The Statute of ICJ 38.1: 1. International treaties 2. International customs 3. The general principles of law recognized by civilized nations 4. Judicial decisions and the teachings of the most highly qualified publicists of the various nations, as...
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Add to cartWhat are the sources of international law? - -The Statute of ICJ 38.1: 1. International treaties 2. International customs 3. The general principles of law recognized by civilized nations 4. Judicial decisions and the teachings of the most highly qualified publicists of the various nations, as...
4 sources of international law - -1. Treaty 2. Customary international law 3. General principles of law 4. Subsidiary/tribunal -Sources of international law - -Art. 38 ICJ treaty -3 Theories of Compliance - -1. Transnational legal process theory 2. Liberal theory 3. Legitimacy theory...
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Add to cart4 sources of international law - -1. Treaty 2. Customary international law 3. General principles of law 4. Subsidiary/tribunal -Sources of international law - -Art. 38 ICJ treaty -3 Theories of Compliance - -1. Transnational legal process theory 2. Liberal theory 3. Legitimacy theory...
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