, Question 1
Name the theory/principle/doctrine/concept that is being referred to in
each of the statements below:
Pacta sunt servanda – The principle that obliges states to implement
their international obligations in good faith.A key principle of international
law that requires states to fulfill their international commitments sincerely.
Doctrine of Incorporation – The vehicle through which customary
international rules become part of municipal (domestic) law. The concept
that allows customary international law to become part of a country’s legal
system.
Doctrine of Monism – The theory where international treaties
automatically form part of municipal law without further legislation.A theory
stating that treaties automatically hold the same status as domestic law in
many countries.
Doctrine of Precedent (Stare Decisis) – This doctrine does not apply in
international law, as previous decisions are not binding but only
persuasive. A legal doctrine that does not apply in international law, even
if the disputes or issues are similar.
International Organization – The definition of a collective body of states
established by treaty with legal personality. It is a group of states formed
through a treaty, with its own legal identity, governing bodies, and the
ability to make treaties.
Question 2:
Name the theory/principle/doctrine/concept that is being referred to in
each of the statements below:
Pacta sunt servanda – The principle that obliges states to implement
their international obligations in good faith.A key principle of international
law that requires states to fulfill their international commitments sincerely.
Doctrine of Incorporation – The vehicle through which customary
international rules become part of municipal (domestic) law. The concept
that allows customary international law to become part of a country’s legal
system.
Doctrine of Monism – The theory where international treaties
automatically form part of municipal law without further legislation.A theory
stating that treaties automatically hold the same status as domestic law in
many countries.
Doctrine of Precedent (Stare Decisis) – This doctrine does not apply in
international law, as previous decisions are not binding but only
persuasive. A legal doctrine that does not apply in international law, even
if the disputes or issues are similar.
International Organization – The definition of a collective body of states
established by treaty with legal personality. It is a group of states formed
through a treaty, with its own legal identity, governing bodies, and the
ability to make treaties.
Question 2:
