Introduction: Pacta Sunt Servanda is a Latin term which means agreements must be kept or they must be executed in good faith. This principle incorporates the basic tenets of good faith, trust and cooperation on which the whole International law is based, as a customary legal principle. Pacta Sunt Servanda Read more…
Introduction: The beginning of modern warfare in the 20th century witnessed the development of weapon types that have a severe, disproportionate and indiscriminate impact on civilians, even years after a conflict has ended. The general trend indicates that democratic states have the right to use armed force to safeguard their national Read more…
Introduction: There is a rise in economic gain due to the growth of international trade. This is benefitting both the states and enterprises. With universalisation of the market, there is a free flow of trade, generating more economic resources for the growth of the market, research and development, infrastructure, global, Read more…
Introduction: Several indigenous and local communities across the world possess unique knowledge which is acquired by them through experience over the centuries. This knowledge is then transferred to other generations. Such culturally transmitted knowledge is called Traditional Knowledge (hereinafter “TK”). With the increasing globalisation, the need to protect and preserve Read more…
Introduction Arbitration is a form of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and is the only recognized substitute for normal judicial proceedings. Others like mediation and conciliation are different and special types of dispute resolution. The major difference that sets apart Arbitration from Mediation and Conciliation is that in the process of Read more…
Introduction: The Environment is defined by the surroundings or conditions necessary for sustenance. In our country, constant attention is paid towards the protection of our environment. In the previous days, there had been rituals to worship and protect nature which still prevails in certain parts of our country. The concept Read more…
Introduction: The field of International Economic Law is one that encompasses and affects the many entities that make up the entirety of the international community, from companies to entire nations. The term encompasses many vast and varying fields – international trade laws, international monetary laws, competition laws, intellectual property laws, Read more…
Introduction: After the great economic crisis of 1929 and the Second World War which disrupted the world, some large-economy countries like the US, Britain, and others took care of the reorganization of the post-war world. They took to International trading to rebuild their economy and promoting the free flow of Read more…
Introduction: The world is changing rapidly since time immemorial. As the technology, laws, rules, culture, food practices change, so does the adaptability of any country to these factors change. All the countries in the world are somehow dependent on each other for trade, education, technology, tourism, etc. Globalization has made Read more…
Introduction: United Nations is an international organization. Its formation took place after the Second World War in 1945. United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt named the term “United Nations”. The establishment of UN took place to serve first and foremost as a collective security organization, tasked with the maintenance of Read more…
Introduction: International Law has an aspect that is known as International Customary Law that dwells upon the principles of custom. Along with treaties, recommendations, and principles of law, the custom has been considered as a primary source of law by the International Court of Justice, United Nations, and the member Read more…
Introduction Covid-19, declared a Pandemic in march 2020. A Pandemic is a global issue. An issue where every lives around the world, regardless of who you are, it matters to you. During such times the entire world becomes one community. This is not the first time the world has seen Read more…