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Territorial Jurisdiction.
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Write short notes on pragmatist approach to law.
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Who is a refugee as per Refugee Convention 1951?
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Differentiate between civil law and criminal law.
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Monism and Dualism.
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What do you understand by domestication of international conventions?Relate your answer in context of nepal.
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Study of political science and law are complimentary to each other and integrated subjects in the present context.Justify and elaborate.
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Jus Cogens and Jus Dispositivum.
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Sources of international law as per ICJ statute.
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Introduce legal rules segregating it from others varieties of rules.
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Nationality versus Citizenship.
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“Recognition is a matter of policy and not of law.” Discuss.
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Legislation and precedent are both regarded as two important source of the modern law,however,they significantly differs from each other how?Also highlight Why custom no more tends to be matter of attraction to the modern jurists.
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According to Holland “International law is the vanishing point of jurisprudence.” Do you agree? Give arguments for and against.
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The function of court is to interpret law not to legislate. Do you agree?
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