Deneme Sınavı Soruları

is the  most reliable evidence as to the correct interpretation of a treaty

is alteration of particular provisions and the general review of the whole treaty

it refers to varying the provisions of the treaty in their mutual relations.

is the record of the drafting of a treaty

is important to ascertain the true meaning of the text of a treaty

A unilateral statement made by a state at the time of signing, ratifying, accepting, approving or acceding to a treaty.

The international act whereby a State establishes on the international plane its consent to be bound by a treaty.

A method by which a state becomes a party to a treaty of which it is not a signatory.

A certain kind of treaty which binds or produces effects for third states without their consent.

A formal document emanating from the competent authority of a state designating a person to represent the state. 

It is always the creation of a certain treaty.

It involves a certain measure of control.

It involves a total or partial loss of sovereignty.

Whether the protectorate has an international personality depends upon its independent actions.

The European nations, during the era of colonization, rejected to adopt any modes of protection. 

CCNR

ECSC

ILO

NAFTA

EURATOM

Independence is crucial for statehood.

An entity must have a certain size of territory to declare statehood. 

Independence should be achieved in accordance with the principle of self-determination.

States that are subject to the authority of one or more states are known as “dependent states”.

Independence is considered to be a normal characteristic of a state as a subject of international law.

L.F.L. Oppenheim. 

The Vienna Convention.

Lord McNair.

 The League of Nations

The Hague Conventions 

The Rights of US Nationals in Morocco case

Namibia case

Reperation case

Frontier Dispute case

Pueblo Case

Custom may be treated as a source of law if it manifests the attributes of antiquity and certainty.

Custom may be treated as a source of law if it manifests the attributes of antiquity, certainty, and uniformity.

Custom may be treated as a source of law if it manifests the attributes of antiquity, certainty, continuity, and uniformity.

Custom may be treated as a source of law if it manifests the attributes of antiquity, certainty, consistency, and uniformity.

Custom may be treated as a source of law if it manifests the attributes of antiquity, certainty, continuity, consistency, and uniformity.

The modification in question is not allowed by the treaty.

It affects the rights of other parties under the treaty.

It does not affect the obligations of other parties under the treaty.

It relates to a provision from which is incompatible with the effective execution of the object and purpose of the treaty as a whole.

It relates to a derogation from which is incompatible with the effective execution of the object and purpose of the treaty as a whole.

Hard laws

Soft laws

Treaty contracts

Lex lata

De lege ferenda

Cornelius van Bynkershoek

Samuel von Pufendorf

Christian Wolf

Emmerich de Vattel

Francisco Suarez

I & III.

II & IV.

I, II & IV.

II, III & IV.

Only III.

General tolerance

Interaction of rival claims

Long continued practice accepted by the court

Usage constantly and uniformly practiced by States

Actual or constructive knowledge of the claim 

Sine qua non

Multilateral treaty

Implied recognition

Constitutive theory

Declaratory theory

De facto recognition is final.

De facto recognition is formal. 

The diplomatic relations can be established with de facto entities only.

De facto recognition is irrevocable. 

De facto recognition is provisional.

Only I

Only II

Only III

I-II

II-III

Revision

Amendment

Modification 

Acquiescence

Breach

Treaty.

Pact.

Constitution.

Arrangement.

Charter.

International custom

International convention

Judicial decisions

Formal sources 

Material sources

Permanent population

Defined territory

A government

Capacity to enter into relations with other States

An army