6.5 Presumption against Violation of International Law

The presumption: the legislature not presumed to breach the international obligations — the ambiguous statute read consistently with the treaties-and-custom (the comity-and-good-faith's craft); the VCLT-companion (the interpretation's borrowing: the treaty rules as the statutory- reading's aid — Unit 3.2.3's frame); the Nepal craft: the STRONG local face — the Treaty Act 2047's primacy (the ratified treaties' domestic superiority (the conflict's treaty-wins rule)) + the courts' treaty-consistent construction (the human-rights instruments' use — the CEDAW-CRC-CAT citations' jurisprudence); the presumption's work (the statutes' treaty-harmonised reading as the daily discipline).