inter nation law


Law, is the element which binds the members of the community together in the adherence to recognized value and stardands.It is both permissive in allowing individuals to establish their own legal relations with rights And duties as in the creation of contracts and coercive as it punishes those who infringe its regulations.
According to Professor Charles Cheney, defined International law as that body which is composed for its greater part of principles and rules of the conduct which states feel themselves bind to observe and therefore ,do commonly observe in their relations with each other.[1]
 Oppreheim, also defined Law of nations or International law  that, is the name for the body of customary and treaty rules which are considered legally binding by state in there intercourse with each other.
International law is divided into conflicts of war and private international law and public international law usually just termed as international law. The former deals with those cases in which foreign as to the application of foreign law or the role of foreign courts. Example if two Englishmen make a contract in france to sell goods situated in paris, an English court would apply French law as regards validity of that contract. By contract public international law is not simply an adjumet of a legal order, but a separate system together.[i][ii]
The nature of the international law one of the most controversial issues that has long been debated and discussed and on which the opinions of the jurists are sharply divided some the begging of the science 0f law nations concerns with the status of international law, Although rules regulating the relations of states are referred to international in practice consistently since 200 years , a number of jurists has expressed doubts on the questions is international law really law.
One view is that international law is the true and it is to be regarded as law in the same way as that of ordinary laws of state which are binding upon the individuals.
Public International law concerns with the relation lies between sovereignty nations. International law consists of rules and principles which govern the relations and dealings of nations with each other. It is developed mainly through multilateral conventions. Its modern corpus started to be developed in the middle of the 19th century.
According to Thomas Hobbes, argued that law was but a connected of a sovereign enforced by a sanction, In this tradition more than a century ago John Austin wrote in the province of jurisprudence determined that,
  ‘’The law obtaining between nations is not positive law for every positive law is set by a given sovereign to a person or persons in a state of subjection to its author’’.
By definitions ,of course, international law is admittedly not law indeed, such a narrow definition would exclude much of what we Americans regarded as law in the late 20th century.
Example, the U.S constitution and our bill of rights which are designed in no small part to constrain government power rather than to issues commands to individual subjects or citizens.
International law is binding in nature ,is that when state do find it in their interest to violate international law, they  never seek to justify their behaviors by asserting that the rules don’t matter that international law is not legally binding and may be disregarded when inconvention.
Example, Hilter invaded Poland and Kim II Sung invaded South korea , they issued carefully statements all enging that they were acting in self defense.
The united states constitution clearly established that international treaties are binding law.
 Fews issues were debated at greater length during the 1787 than the location of the power to bind the nation to solemn commitments with foreign states.
After more than three months of deliberations during which treaties were discussed on scores of occasions concern over the magnitude of this power led the framers to require the consent of two and thirds of senate before the president could ratify a treaty.
According to john Ausin view, International law is not legally binding on states.
Law is the command of the sovereign attended by sanction in case of violation of the command.
In other laws should be limited to rules of conduct enacted by determinate legislative authority and enforced by physical sanction.[2]
The superior according to him is the real sovereign, through this expression contains two important elements as follows,
.Law is the command enacted by the sovereign legislative authority, example any rule which is not enacted by sovereign or superior cannot be regarded as law.
.It must be enforced by sovereign authority example if laws are violated, there should be adequate sanction behind it.
Logically, if the rules concerned did not in ultimate analysis from the sovereign authority, which was politically superior or if there were no sovereign authority, then the rules could not be legal rules, but rules of moral or ethical validity only.
Applying this generally theory to international law as there is no visible authority as legislative power or indeed with any determinate power over the society of the states, Ausin conducted that international law was not true law but international positive morality only aral ogeus to the rules binding a club or society.
Through Oppenheim’s view says that ,law is the body of rules for human conduct within the community which by common consent of this community shall enforced by external power, according to this definition, essentials conditions for the existence of law are three fold,
.there must be a community
. there must be a body of rules of human conduct within that community, so that the community may be orderly governed, all the communities submit to the rule of law because they wish to afford due to respect and protection to the dignity of men and nations and
.There must be common consent of that community that there rule shall be enforced by external powers. It means that it is noted necessary that rules should be enacted through law making authority or there should exist a law administering court within the community concerned.
So, public international law covers relations between states in all their myriad forms from war to satellites and regulates the operation of the many international institutions. It may be universal or general in which case the stipulated rules bind all the states or practically all depending upon the nature of the rules or regional where by a group of states linked geographically or identically may recognize special rules applying only to them.[3]
The rules of international law must be distinguished from what is called international comity or practices such as saluting the flags of foreign warships at sea, which are implemented solely through courtesy and are no regarded as legally binding.
Similarly, the mistake of confusing international law with international morality must be avoided. While they meet at certain points the former discipline is a legal one both as regards its contents and its form, while the concept to international morality is branch of ethics.
However, this does not mean that international law can be divorced from its value.  
Conclusion, It concluded that at present world is in reality regarded as the international community, john Austin regarded international law as positive morality in the 19th century, when international community lacked legislation, a court, sanctioning powers and enforcement machinery . And in view of these if he concluded that  international law is not a true law , perhaps he was not wrong but presently, international legislation has come into existence as a result of multinational treaties and conventions. These include the recognition that certain rules have the character of jus congers, which reduces the area for the operation of purely consensual rules and established that within general body of rules of international law there exists superior legal rules, with which rules of a lower order must be compatible.
Practice of states suggests that they consider themselves bound by such rules are violated by a state, sanctions may be applied against it not only by aggrieved state itself but collectively by the United Nations Organizations [UNO] as well, international community has international Court of justice, whose decisions binding upon the parties to case. If a party falls to perform its obligations incumbent upon it under a judgment rendered by the court. Security council of the united nations is empowered to take measures to enforce the decisions of the court, if the aggrieved party seeks the help of the council.[4]


















 REFERENCES,
               Books,
 Oppenheim,[1995]. International law, vol.1,Eight edition.
Law dictionary , [1999] by Man asad Hakim, labore; mansoor Book house,1 edition.
Austin john [1790-1859].the philosophy of positive law.
             Website.
https//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/international law,

























[1] Oppenheim,[1995].international law,vol.1,8 edition.
[2] Austin,john [1790-1859].the philosophy of positive law.
[3] Law dictionary ,[1999] by man Asad Hakim,labore,mansoor book house ,1 edition.
[4] https//en.wikipedia.org./wiki/international law





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