The Sources of International Law pdf free download. The concept of the ‘sources of law’ is frequently to be encountered in legal writing in the field of international law, and in the decisions of international tribunals. Most treatises of a general nature on international law find it necessary to include a survey of the concept of ‘sources’.1 While at the level of the application of this system, that is to say in the direct relations and negotiations between States, the notion of sources is less visible, it nevertheless underlies any claim to a legal entitlement, and any complaint of a breach of international law.
The Sources of International Law pdf free download
This is one way in which, considered from the standpoint of the systems of law in force in the various countries and regions of the world, international law is different. While it is no longer possible, as historically it once was, to suggest that as a system it does not deserve the name of ‘law’,2 the lawyer versed in one or more systems of domestic law may well be confused by the absence of certain familiar landmarks, and the presence of unusual features.
The Sources of International Law pdf free download
The concept of ‘sources of international law’ is one of these, as is the very fact that international law, in its everyday application, appears to require such a concept, which does not normally need to be invoked in domestic (national) systems, though it is of course present there also.
The Sources of International Law pdf free download
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