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CSS 2018 International Law Past Paper

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Paper details

Examination
CSS
Year
2018
Subject
International Law
Paper
Single Paper
Subject type
Optional
Mode
Subjective

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Questions recorded from this paper

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  1. Q7 · Relation between International Law and State Law“Although Security Council has resolved most of the issues relating to threat to (20) international peace and security but the real problem today is about its composition”. Discuss.
  2. Q2 · State in General and Recognition“From the theoretical stand point, the provision for applying the ‘general principles’ (20) sounding the death ― knell of positivism”. Discuss.
  3. Q4 · State in General and RecognitionAccording to Starke, the subject of recognition can be presented, “Less as a body of (20) clearly defined rules or principles than as a body of fluid, inconsistent and unsystematic state practice”. Discuss.
  4. Q6 · The Settlement of International DisputesCritically analyze the powers of the General Assembly and Security Council in the (20) settlement of International Disputes.
  5. Q5 · Settlement by the United NationsTo what extant, if at all, are the powers of the Security Council confined to the contents (20) of Chapters VI and VII of the United Nations Charter?
  6. Q8 · Settlement by the United NationsElucidate and Justify: “The United Nations, inspite of its imperfections, is the only (20) organization that can save humanity from disaster and complete annihilation”.
  7. Q3 · International Humanitarian LawWhat do you mean by subject of law? Discuss individuals as subjects of International (20) law with special reference to Reparation for injuries suffered in the service of United Nations Organization case 1949.

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