what to prepare for int. law paper?

[Liza666]

Plz suggest, how to preparre int.law paper as all of the papers and mostly generalised and asking question out of the box. then what to prepare for int. law paper?

[nisma khan]

just prepre ll the bsic concepts thouroughly if your bsics r strong u cn get long ny type of generlized pper.the questions sks bout the bsic concept but in n mbigous sttement

[ADIL KHESHGI]

Dear consult the previous papers and do selective study. Moreover, you also need to read the whole course for understanding all of the topics therein but prepare the frequently repeated ones. There are many threads on the forum which you can utilize for your preps. Regards

[ADIL KHESHGI]

Here is the list of important topics: http://www.cssforum.com.pk/css-dates...e-2014-a.html?

[Liza666]

thanks, plz also tell me important cases used as examples and
also which cases to study.

[abidturk]

Is international law a weak law?
Various school of thoughts
custom
treaty
recognition
extradition
coercive means and amicable means for settlement of disputes
law on sea(contiguous zone,continental shelf,norwegein fisheries case)
neutrality
asylum
privileges of diplomats
state rights and duties
subjects of international law
sources of international law
icj and its role

[Liza666]

are there any impotant cases to study,
and also used as examples??

[eama]

ICC,settlement of disputes , UDHR ,

[Sna Shah]

Quote cases to support your ques. Just for e.g; if they asked about sources of i.l, thn in writing customs & treaties,you have to mention the case like Nicaragua v USA etc. Cases are mentioned at the end of "TANDON" book in Appendix I. Dont study cases in depth,since tomorow is the paper. Just go through thm superficially. U can insert those cases in relevant topic. Imp cases are:
1. North Sea Continental Shelf Case.
2. Anglo Norwegian Fisheries Case
3. Nicaragua vs USA
4. Corfu Channel Case
5. Lotus case.
To fetch max marks, mention Articles also.
Good luck!

[sirus]

Originally Posted by abidturk

Is international law a weak law?
Various school of thoughts
custom
treaty
recognition
extradition
coercive means and amicable means for settlement of disputes
law on sea(contiguous zone,continental shelf,norwegein fisheries case)
neutrality
asylum
privileges of diplomats
state rights and duties
subjects of international law
sources of international law
icj and its role

Let me tell you be prepare for a different paper this time. In all papers, trend has been changed. You would have noticed FPSC has realized the preparation policy of the students to consult last 10 years paper and make a selective study. Therefore, in most of the papers they have focused on changing the trend. Best of luck