LCP4801
ASSIGNMENT 2 (SEMESTER 1)..
DUE DATE: March 2025..
PREVIEW:
QUESTION 1
1. Pacta Sunt Servanda – This is a principle of international law that obligates states to honor their
international obligations in good faith. It emphasizes the importance of fulfilling treaty commitments
and other international agreements.
2. Incorporation – This refers to the process by which customary international law is integrated into the
national legal system. In some legal systems, customary international law automatically becomes
part of the domestic law, while in others, it must be specifically incorporated through legislation.
3. Monism – In countries following the monist approach, international treaties and customary
international law are automatically incorporated into domestic law without the need for additional
domestic legislation, thus giving them equal status with municipal law.
4. Forum Non Conveniens – This is a principle of private international law that allows courts to decline
jurisdiction over a case if another forum is deemed more appropriate for resolving the dispute. While
it is applied in domestic and private international law, it does not extend to the broader field of
international law and disputes between states.
5. International Organization – This refers to a legal entity formed by a treaty, possessing its own legal
personality distinct from its member states, and having the ability to enter into treaties and
agreements in its own right. The European Union is an example of such an organization.
Disclaimer:
The materials provided are intended for educational and informational purposes only. They should not be
submitted as original work or used in violation of any academic institution's policies. The buyer is solely
responsible for how the materials are used.
ASSIGNMENT 2 (SEMESTER 1)..
DUE DATE: March 2025..
PREVIEW:
QUESTION 1
1. Pacta Sunt Servanda – This is a principle of international law that obligates states to honor their
international obligations in good faith. It emphasizes the importance of fulfilling treaty commitments
and other international agreements.
2. Incorporation – This refers to the process by which customary international law is integrated into the
national legal system. In some legal systems, customary international law automatically becomes
part of the domestic law, while in others, it must be specifically incorporated through legislation.
3. Monism – In countries following the monist approach, international treaties and customary
international law are automatically incorporated into domestic law without the need for additional
domestic legislation, thus giving them equal status with municipal law.
4. Forum Non Conveniens – This is a principle of private international law that allows courts to decline
jurisdiction over a case if another forum is deemed more appropriate for resolving the dispute. While
it is applied in domestic and private international law, it does not extend to the broader field of
international law and disputes between states.
5. International Organization – This refers to a legal entity formed by a treaty, possessing its own legal
personality distinct from its member states, and having the ability to enter into treaties and
agreements in its own right. The European Union is an example of such an organization.
Disclaimer:
The materials provided are intended for educational and informational purposes only. They should not be
submitted as original work or used in violation of any academic institution's policies. The buyer is solely
responsible for how the materials are used.
