Part - A: 1. Hot Pursuit 2. Drag Doctrine 3. Opinion Juries 4. Four Freedoms of air 5. General Assembly 6. IMF 7. Monism 8. Optional Clause.
Part -B:
9. International law is the vanishing point of jurisprudence - Critically examine.
10. Write a note on territorial sea.
11. What are the purposes and principles of UNO.
12. Give an account of diplomatic privileges and immunities.
Part -C
13. A, the monarch ruler of state X was dethroned and so he f led to state Y. The new government sought recognition from Y. While Y has not yet decided to give recognition to it, the dethroned monarch A tried to recover state money deposited in the bak of Y. The new government contested the same in the court of Y and A pleaded immunity - Decide.
14. A, a foreign citizen is injured in an unanticipated mob attack, in the country X. Can the Y, the country to which A belong claim damages from X?
15. A boundary treaty is concluded between X and Y. Later Z succeeded X. Will Z succeed to the boundary treaty originally concluded between X and Y?
16. X sought extradition of A who is accused of an offence in state X but is not an offence in state Y to which A escaped. Is extradition allowed?
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