UNIT 1
Q.1 Analyse the various sources of international law according to statute of ICJ. 10
Q.2 Explain the theories relating to relationship between international law and municipal law.
10 (4)
Q.3 basics of international law. 6
Q.4 subjects of international law. 6
Q.5 customs source of international law. 6 (5)
Q.6 critically examine the meaning and definition of international law. 10
Q.7 individuals as subjects of international law. 6 (3)
Q.8 note on auto limitation theory. 6
Q.9 “individuals are the only subjects of international law” evaluate the relevance of the
statement. 10
Q.10 examine British practice as to the application of international law within the municipal
sphere. 10
Q.11 note on Hugo Grotius. 6
Q.12 note on Monism 6
Q.13 trace the origin and development of international law. 10
Q.14 examine the theories relating to nature and basis of international law. 10
Q.15 is international law true law? Discuss. 10
UNIT 2
Q.1 what is recognition? Discuss different types of recognition of states. 10 (2)
Q.2 discuss different modes of acquisition and loss of territory. 10 (2)
Q.3 State ‘H’ claims the island on the ground of continuous exercise of sovereignty with
wilful intention to rule. But state ‘N’ claims the Island on the basis of treaty with state ‘A’ to
which island was the colony. Decide. 6 (2)
Q.4 Temple of Preahvihar case. 6
Q.5 discuss the legal effect of de facto and de jure recognition of states with the help of
decided cases. 10
Q.6 Monroe doctrine. 6
Q.7 discuss different types of states and modes of acquisition of territorial sovereignty. 10 (3)
(emphasis on the mode of acquisition of territorial sovereignty.)
Q.8 note on legal effects of recognition. 6
Q.9 define state. State the different kinds of states. 10
Q.10 State ‘X’ was accorded recognition on a condition that, it shall not impose any religious
disabilities on its subjects. State ‘X’ commits breach on this condition. Can the recognition
given be withdrawn? 6
Q.11 what is intervention? Discuss the different types of intervention. 10
Q.12 define the term state. Explain the essential elements of a state. 10 (2)
Q.13 note on withdrawal of recognition. 6
Q.14 ‘A’ is a new state which is not yet recognized by state ‘B’. ‘A’ state wants to file a suit
against a company in the courts of state ‘B’. Can it do so? 6
Q.15 Luther vs Sagor. 6
Q.16 “ it is the duty of state not to interfere in the affairs of another state.” Examine the
statement. With exception if any. 10
Q17. Note on retrospective effect of recognition. 6
Q.18 note on microstates. 6
UNIT 3
Q.1 discuss the limitations on territorial jurisdiction. 10
Q.2 Analyse the rights of coastal states on their continental shelf. 10 (2)
Q.3 Anglo Norwegian fisheries case. 6
Q.4 Youman’s case. 6
Q.5 define territorial jurisdiction of a state. Who are exempted from the territorial jurisdiction
of a state? 10 (2)
Q.6 States responsibility in case of mob violence. 6
Q.7 explain the history and development of claim over territorial waters. 10
Q.8 the king of state ‘A’ during his stay in state ‘B’ promised to marry Miss ‘M’ subsequently
the promise was not fulfilled. Miss ‘M’ files a case in state ‘B’ for breach of promise. Decide.
6
Q.9 discuss the jurisdiction of Maritime state over coastal waters(territorial waters) 10 (2)
Q.10 explain the states responsibility for international delinquencies.10 or note on
international delinquencies. 6 (2)
Q.11 explain theories and kinds of state succession. 10 (2)
Q.12 A factory situated in state ‘X’ releases, poisonous gas. The poisonous gas is carried
away by wind to the territory of the neighbouring state ‘Y’ and caused heavy loss there. Can
state ‘X’ be held responsible for the loss to ‘Y’? 6
Q.13 note on state succession to public debts. 6 (2)
Q.14 note on personal jurisdiction. 6
Q.15 note on exclusive economic zone. 6
Q.16 can a state exercise territorial jurisdiction over a foreign sovereign? 10
Q.17 what is high seas? What are the freedom of high seas? 10
Q.18 a national of State ‘A’ while travelling in state ‘B’ was attacked in a mob rioting. Can
state ‘B’ be held responsible for the injuries caused to him? Decide. 6
UNIT 4
Q.1 define treaty. Discuss different steps in the formation of a treaty. 10
Q.2 define extradition. Analyse the crimes which are recognised as non-extraditable crimes.
10 or note on non-extraditable crimes 6
Q.3 what is asylum? Explain the different types of asylum. 10 (3) or note on Asylum. 6
Q.4 Nottebohms Case. 6 (4)
Q.5 Explain the concept of reservation in a treaty with the help of provisions of Vienna
convention on the law of treaties. 10
Q.6 different modes of acquisition of nationality. 6
Q.7 discuss the privileges, immunities, rights and duties of the diplomatic agent. 10 (2)
Q.8 examine the practices of states in relation to formation and termination of treaty. 10
Q.9 ‘X’ a member of banned organization in state ‘Y’ kills a minister of state ‘Y’ and flees to
state ‘Z’. State ‘Y’ demand his extradition. ‘X’ pleads, he is a political offender. Decide. 6
Q.10 what is extradition? Discuss the rules relating to extradition with the help of decided
cases. 10
Q.11 note on consuls. 6 (2)
Q.12 what is nationality? State the different modes of acquisition of nationality. 10
Q.13 explain the grounds for termination of treaties. 10
Q.14 explain the stages in conclusion of international treaties. 10
Q.15 State ‘A’ requests the state ‘X’ to surrender a fugitive offender, mr B who is national of
state ‘A’. State ‘X’ initiate the process of surrender. Mr B contains that there is no extradition
treaty between the states. Can he still be surrendered? Decide. 6
UNIT 5
Q.1 Discuss the structure, powers and function of the general assembly of UNO. 10 (3)
Q.2 explain the main features of international labour organization. 10 or Note on ILO. 6 (2)
Q.3 explain the main features of world trade organization. 10 or note on world trade
organization. 6 (2)
Q.4 note on veto power. 6 (2)
Q.5 explain the objectives and composition of international labour organization. 10 (2) or
note on objectives of international labour organization. 6
Q.6 explain the role of the UN security Council in peace keeping. 10
Q.7 structure of world trade organization. 6 (3)
Q.8 state the purposes and principles of United Nations organization. 10 (2)
Q.9 explain the composition and powers of international Court of Justice. 10
Q.10 explain the powers and functions of security council. 10 or note on security Council. 6
Q.11 note on membership of United nation organization. 6
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