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Recognition of Insurgency, Belligerency and Government in Exile.
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Nitin Gaurav Srivastava
Recognition of Insurgency, Belligerency and Government-in- exile
Public International Law - NTA UGC NET
31 lessons • 7h 7m
1
Introduction to Public International Law
14:44mins
2
Oppenheim's Definition of International Law
11:56mins
3
Other Definitions of International law
12:28mins
4
Is International Law True Law?
15:00mins
5
Is International Law a Weak Law?
15:00mins
6
Basis of International Law
14:40mins
7
Sources of International Law
15:00mins
8
International Custom
15:00mins
9
Essential Ingredients of a Custom
13:10mins
10
General Principles of Law
14:54mins
11
Judicial Decisions and Juridical Works
14:14mins
12
International Treaties
14:49mins
13
Pacta Sunt Servanda
14:09mins
14
Formation or Conclusion of Treaty
14:47mins
15
Ratification of Treaty
12:12mins
16
Reservation to a Treaty
12:47mins
17
Treaties and Third State
11:02mins
18
Jus Cogens
14:57mins
19
Rebus Sic Stantibus
14:37mins
20
Termination of Treaties
15:00mins
21
Relationship between International Law and Municipal Law
13:58mins
22
Other Theories of Relationship
13:41mins
23
State Practices Regarding Relationship
14:16mins
24
Indian practice regarding International Customary Rules
12:56mins
25
State Recognition
13:13mins
26
Declaratory/Evidentiary Theory
13:51mins
27
Necessity of Recognition: Legal Effect
13:54mins
28
Forms of Recognition
14:59mins
29
Modes of Recognition
14:35mins
30
Recognition of Insurgency, Belligerency and Government in Exile.
11:06mins
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Retroactive Recognition
10:49mins
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