Bhanu Pratap, An introduction to international court of justice (2022)
By: Sharma, Vishal and Pillai, Sourish M
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BookPublisher: Journal of the Indian Law Institute Description: 65(4), Oct-Dec, 2023: p.485-493.
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Journal of the Indian Law InstituteSummary: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE (2022). By Bhanu Pratap and Honey Dhawan. Published by Thomson Reuters. Pp 402, Price: Rs. 1225/-. ISBN 978-9-392-63068-2
IT IS rare for one to find books that are complete unto themselves when it comes to a domain as broad and universal as International law. “An Introduction to The International Court of Justice” is one such book. For a beginner it is certainly one of those books which provides a most comprehensive yet level headed understanding of International law. It does this by sticking very close to the structure and workings of the International Court of Justice and in exploring the court one gains a greater and perhaps more robust understanding of International law itself. In the first chapter, an overview of the International Court of Justice (hereinafter referred to as ICJ), its creation, structure, powers, and methodology are provided. Beginning with an exploration of the Permanent Court of International Justice’s (hereinafter referred to as PCIJ) creation in 1920, the chapter delves into the ICJ’s genesis. Establishment details, including composition and jurisdiction, follow for the ICJ in the chapter. Discussed in the chapter are the ICJ’s procedure, pleadings, evidence, and judgment.- Reproduced
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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE (2022). By Bhanu Pratap and Honey Dhawan. Published by Thomson Reuters. Pp 402, Price: Rs. 1225/-. ISBN 978-9-392-63068-2
IT IS rare for one to find books that are complete unto themselves when it comes to a domain as broad and universal as International law. “An Introduction to The International Court of Justice” is one such book. For a beginner it is certainly one of those books which provides a most comprehensive yet level headed understanding of International law. It does this by sticking very close to the structure and workings of the International Court of Justice and in exploring the court one gains a greater and perhaps more robust understanding of International law itself. In the first chapter, an overview of the International Court of Justice (hereinafter referred to as ICJ), its creation, structure, powers, and methodology are provided. Beginning with an exploration of the Permanent Court of International Justice’s (hereinafter referred to as PCIJ) creation in 1920, the chapter delves into the ICJ’s genesis. Establishment details, including composition and jurisdiction, follow for the ICJ in the chapter. Discussed in the chapter are the ICJ’s procedure, pleadings, evidence, and judgment.- Reproduced
http://14.139.60.116:8080/jspui/bitstream/123456789/48188/1/36_Bhanu%20Pratap%2c%20An%20Introduction%20to%20International%20Court%20of%20Justice%20%282022%29.pdf
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