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Running Head: ENFORCEMENT OF international law Enforcement of international law By I.... Introduction international law plays a very important role in maintaining and sustaining the relative peace that the world presently enjoys.... The bottom line is that any difficulty in enforcing international law is caused by the lack of necessary support mechanism that is underpinned by the monopoly of legitimate force by a singular, supreme authority that exercises compulsory jurisdiction....
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The author of the "Business Organization, International Business law and Intellectual Property law" paper explains why he/she initiates a business in Western Region.... Another factor that would be in my favor is law and order.... Since I said earlier that people in that region are trendier as compared to other parts of the world therefore I have to be really quick and intelligent while designing the get-ups so that none of my efforts would go wasted....
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lthough the intent of the law is good, there have been many debates regarding the effectiveness of its implementation.... Most of these arguments and debates hinges on the fact that there is no rules or uniform application and interpretations of the law and that each State is given the right to set their own standards as to the number of hours work....
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According to English court of law, the buyer (Alley) or seller (Foods Galore) has the choice to appeal his case if the terms of the contract are violated (Pollock, 1952)) between two persons or parties.... The violation of terms of contract in tender calls is governed ultimately by English contract law.... In the present case study, it is clearly apparent that Alley has already agreed that he was having due to Foods Galore and hence the Alley committed a mistake by agreeing to pay in accordance with the contract law provisions....
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The paper "Interpretation of international law" states that the interpretation of international law hindering the process of international order is that, people should understand that international law is guidance with purposes that are detrimental to international order.... As a result, international law rose as a unique and recognized entity with rules, which arose as a result of the modern cooperation of modern independent governments or states....
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This paper 'Why Do States Comply With international law?... In the past three centuries, the growing intricacies in the interactions of states have become the basis for the improvements made to international law to govern, encompass and to have a better system to facilitate these relationships.... Despite the significant advancements made in international law it is still confronted by numerous challenges, problems, and issues.... dversities towards international law arise from a wide variety of concerns....
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The paper «is international law really Eligible?... When asking whether or not international law is really law, the question revolves around the actual legitimacy of the process through which these agreements were created, via legislature or counsel of a minority of representatives from a select group of nations, but more specifically, as to whether any legitimate structures exist that can comply with adherence to the standards of international law through enforcement measures....
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This report "The Law of Nations: An Introduction to the international law of Peace" discusses the changes that have occurred in regard to international law that has been systematic and gradual but they have seen the transformation of what we today refer to as international law.... The question of whether international law is just or not lies squarely on the participating parties.... Basically, international law can be defined as a treaty that is made between sovereign states....
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