LL.B I (Semester II) (CBCS) Examination, 2017
Public International Law
Day Date: Thursday, 04-05-2017 Max Marks: 70
Time: 10.30 AM to 1.00 PM
Instruction: All questions are compulsory.
Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1 Multiple choice questions. 14
has remarked that International Law is the vanishing
point of Jurisprudence.
Holland Dias Both above None above
are the sources of International law.
International Custom Treaty Law
Both above None above
number of theories prevalent is regard to
subjects of International Law.
Five Three Four Non above
is not a state under International Law.
Confederation Federal
Protect to rate All above
When private individuals of a state cause harm to other states
through their Acts, the question responsibility
arises.
Original Vicarious Both above None above
According to Theory, the recognition is merely a
formal acknowledge of newly created state.
Constitution Declaratory
Both above None above
Intervention includes
Diplomatic Military
Threatening All above
State Territory comprises with
Land Territorial water Air space All above
is the breadth of Territorial water.
6 Nautical mile 12 Nautical mile
30 Nautical mile All above
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10) The principles of Universal Jurisdictions is recognized in
respect of crimes.
Piracy Hijacking Both above None above
11) bond which unites a person to a given state.
Domicile Nationality Both above None above
12) Extradiction of criminals is not allowed.
Political Religious
Both above none of the above
13) Asylum involves elements.
Shelter Protection Both above None above
14) are the Diplomatic Agents of first category.
Ambassadors Legates
Both above Charge-d-Affairs
Q.2 Define International Law discuss in detail the various sources of
International Law.
14
Q.3 Write a note on the Treaties. 14
OR
Describe the settlement of International Disputes.
Q.4 Write Short notes. (Any two) 08
Types of Asylum.
Five freedom of Air.
Maritime belt.
WHO 06
Q.5 Write short answers. (Any seven) 14
Purpose of the United Nations Organization.
Veto power.
Consuls.
Define extradiction.
Elements of state.
Original Responsibility of state.
Grounds of Intervention.
Dualism Theory.
Whether International law is a law?
10) Sanctions in International law.