Public International Law-II

Complete Public International Law-II notes for TU B.A.LL.B. new course — 8 units. Read Unit 1 free; full semester package Rs 500.

4th Semester (New Course), Public International Law-II

LAW5302 Public International Law-II — Unit 8: Means of Settlement of International Disputes — Peaceful Means: Negotiation, Good Offices, Mediation, Inquiry and Conciliation; Role of the United Nations and Regional Organizations in the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes; Arbitration: Meaning, Nature and Importance; International Court of Justice: Composition, Jurisdiction and Functioning; Compulsive Means of Settlement: Retortion and Reprisals; Recent Trends

Original exam-oriented notes for Public International Law-II (LAW 5302) Unit 8: Means of Settlement of International Disputes — Peaceful Means: Negotiation, Good Offices, Mediation, Inquiry and Conciliation; Role of the United Nations and Regional Organizations in the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes; Arbitration: Meaning, Nature and Importance; International Court of Justice: Composition, Jurisdiction and Functioning; Compulsive Means of Settlement: Retortion and Reprisals; Recent Trends — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Public International Law-II

LAW5302 Public International Law-II — Unit 7: Laws of Armed Conflicts (International Humanitarian Law) — Geneva Conventions of 1949 and Additional Protocols of 1977; Combatants and Prisoners of War; Principles of the Laws of Armed Conflicts: Distinction, Proportionality, Military Necessity and Unnecessary Suffering; War Crimes and Their Punishment; Nepal’s Conflict-Era Transitional Justice

Original exam-oriented notes for Public International Law-II (LAW 5302) Unit 7: Laws of Armed Conflicts (International Humanitarian Law) — Geneva Conventions of 1949 and Additional Protocols of 1977; Combatants and Prisoners of War; Principles of the Laws of Armed Conflicts: Distinction, Proportionality, Military Necessity and Unnecessary Suffering; War Crimes and Their Punishment; Nepal’s Conflict-Era Transitional Justice — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Public International Law-II

LAW5302 Public International Law-II — Unit 6: Contraband — Concept of Contraband; Absolute and Conditional Contraband; Principle of Continuous Voyage; Concept and Types of Prize

Original exam-oriented notes for Public International Law-II (LAW 5302) Unit 6: Contraband — Concept of Contraband; Absolute and Conditional Contraband; Principle of Continuous Voyage; Concept and Types of Prize — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Public International Law-II

LAW5302 Public International Law-II — Unit 4: Intervention — Concept of Intervention; Humanitarian Intervention; Intervention by Invitation; Regional Peacekeeping and Enforcement Actions

Original exam-oriented notes for Public International Law-II (LAW 5302) Unit 4: Intervention — Concept of Intervention; Humanitarian Intervention; Intervention by Invitation; Regional Peacekeeping and Enforcement Actions — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Public International Law-II

LAW5302 Public International Law-II — Unit 3: Neutrality — Meaning of Neutrality; Concept of Neutrality, Neutralization, Non-Alignment and Neutralism

Original exam-oriented notes for Public International Law-II (LAW 5302) Unit 3: Neutrality — Meaning of Neutrality; Concept of Neutrality, Neutralization, Non-Alignment and Neutralism — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Public International Law-II

LAW5302 Public International Law-II — Unit 2: Use of Force and War — Meaning and Types of War; Historical Evolution of the Laws of War; Jus ad Bellum, Jus in Bello and Jus contra Bellum; Principles of Prohibition of Use of Force under the UN Charter; Aggression; Self-Defence and Collective Security

Original exam-oriented notes for Public International Law-II (LAW 5302) Unit 2: Use of Force and War — Meaning and Types of War; Historical Evolution of the Laws of War; Jus ad Bellum, Jus in Bello and Jus contra Bellum; Principles of Prohibition of Use of Force under the UN Charter; Aggression; Self-Defence and Collective Security — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Public International Law-II

LAW5302 Public International Law-II — Unit 1: Treaties — Meaning, Types and Importance; Jus Cogens, Pacta Sunt Servanda and Rebus Sic Stantibus; Conclusion, Reservation, Ratification and Termination; Interpretation and Travaux Préparatoires; Effects of War on Treaties; Treaty-Making Power under the Constitution of Nepal

Original exam-oriented notes for Public International Law-II (LAW 5302) Unit 1: Treaties — Meaning, Types and Importance; Jus Cogens, Pacta Sunt Servanda and Rebus Sic Stantibus; Conclusion, Reservation, Ratification and Termination; Interpretation and Travaux Préparatoires; Effects of War on Treaties; Treaty-Making Power under the Constitution of Nepal — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

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