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Very tough paper yr:

I attempted q4)

I explained hot pursuit and how a country cannot pursue the crime beyond a certain point despite the crime being committed in its territory.
Second, in case of asylum seeking in any other country then it depends if the two countries have any agreement on extradition or not. If not then the country can not pursue the case further.
Third, in case of immunity clause then even on its territory the state can't pursue the criminal suit and can only deport the person. But in case the immunity is waived by sending country, or the person returns later, without the diplomatic status he can be persecuted.
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Some of the mcqs hat I remember:


De facto recognition is....
Pacta sunt servanda
Jes cogens...
Sic standibus...
Estrada doctrine..
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Very tough paper yr:

I attempted q4)

I explained hot pursuit and how a country cannot pursue the crime beyond a certain point despite the crime being committed in its territory.
Second, in case of asylum seeking in any other country then it depends if the two countries have any agreement on extradition or not. If not then the country can not pursue the case further.
Third, in case of immunity clause then even on its territory the state can't pursue the criminal suit and can only deport the person. But in case the immunity is waived by sending country, or the person returns later, without the diplomatic status he can be persecuted.
I gave the reference of S S Lotus case In this question.
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Actually what made the paper difficult was the open endedness of the question. You could have attended it in multiple ways.
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Territorial sea
Limit of territorial waters
Double criminality
Father of int. Law
John Austin
Estrada doctrine
Recognition of state is
De facto recognition is
Pacta sunt servanda
Ric bus stantibus
Withdrawal of recognition
Positivism and naturalism
Extradition is
Jus cogens
International economic regulation
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Responsibility to protect
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In question no 4, I wrote about what territorial jurisdiction means. I wrote under which case the principle of territorial jurisdiction faces problem as in when a crime begins in one state and completes in another, and that both the states may claim territorial jurisdiction on the basis of subjective and objective jurisdiction. I then briefly elaborated that the state where the crime has taken place has more sound claim due to two reason: 1. That it’s social order is affected 2. That it’s national interest or any national may be injured. After that, I concluded my answer.
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international economic regulation
is ka answer kia tha ... Political and financial?
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The width of territorial waters
Waters within state's territory
Recognition of new state
Estrada Doctrine
Which type of recognition can be taken back
Which type of recognition is circumstantial
Which article of ICJ mentions the sources of I law
Diff between Responsibility for action and IHL (I guess)
Father of I law
Relation between positivists and naturalists

(This is all I remember now. Overall it was the most difficult paper I ever dealt with.)
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exactly
same here ;(
i hope i'll get passing marks atleast :'(
ni tu second attempt
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