Publıc Internatıonal Law I Ara 2. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 20 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

What institution was established in 1947 by the UN General Assembly for the promotion of the progressive development of international law and its codification?


The International Law Commission

The Permanent Court of International Justice

The Permanent Court of Arbitration

The International Court of Justice

The International Labour Organization


2.Soru

Which of the following refers to a unilateral statement made by a state at the time of signing, ratifying, accepting, approving or acceding to a treaty, whereby it purports to exclude or modify the legal effect of certain provisions of the treaty in their application to that state?


Ratification

Accession

Negotiation

Reservation

Obligation


3.Soru

Which of the followings refers to unilateral statement made by a state at the time of signing, ratifying, accepting, approving or acceding to a treaty?


Rationale.

Reservation.

Preamble.

Provision.

Condition.


4.Soru

I. After the Second World War, there has been a tremendous growth in the number of international organizations.

II. International organizations are established by treaties and their international personality can be ascertained by looking at their constitutions. 

III. International Labor Organization (ILO), the European Union and
the African Union are examples of international organizations.

IV. International organizations have to be universal they can not be regional.

Which of the given is TRUE about international organizations?


II & IV

I, II & III

I, II & IV

I, III & IV

II, III & IV


5.Soru

Which of the below is the only international court to adjudicate all kinds of inter-State disputes?


International Court of Justice

Security Council

Human Rights Council

International Criminal Court

Permanent Court of Arbitration


6.Soru

Which one of the followig terms stands for the the violation of a provision essential to the accomplishment of the object or purpose of a treaty?


bilateral treaty

multilateral treaty

material breach

supervening impossibility

peremptory norm


7.Soru

Which of the following concepts refers to entities endowed with legal personality, capable of exercising certain rights and duties on their own account under the international legal system?


Subjects of international law

Self-defence

Self-determination

International conventions

International treaties


8.Soru

Which one of the following is NOT true about treaties?


They establish a special regime

They establish international boundaries

They create obligations for third parties

They bind non-signatories

They create international institutions


9.Soru

What is the term that refers to the substitution of one person for another so that the person substituted succeeds to the rights of the other?


Estoppel

Subrogation

Equity

Amiable compositeur

Lex lata


10.Soru

Which of the followings refers to some favor or advantage given to someone in return for something they have done?


Sine qua non.

Erga omnes.

Quid pro quo.

Primus inter pares.

Persona non grata.


11.Soru

According to the Statute of the ICJ (International Court of Justice), which of the following headings is not listed among the sources of international law?


Custom

Charter of UN

Treaties

General principles of law

Subsidiary sources


12.Soru

In term of the process of altering the provisions of treaties, which of the following is about inter-se agreements concluded between certain parties and refers to varying the provisions of the treaty in their mutual relations? 


Revision

Breach

Modification 

Acquiescence 

 Amendment 


13.Soru

Which of the followings is correct concerning de jure recognition?


Once granted to a state or a government, de jure recognition cannot be withdrawn unless the state has ceased to exist or the government has been replaced by another authority.

In British practice, de jure recognition is not conclusively binding before the municipal court.

Generally de jure recognition is followed by de facto recognition.

In choosing between de facto and de jure recognition, the recognizing state grants de jure recognition first.

De jure recognition enables the recognizing State to protect its interests, including of its citizens, in the recognized entity.


14.Soru

Which of the followings refers to "a  necessary  condition  without which something is not  possible"?


Piracy jure gentium.

Recognition.

Mandate.

Uti possidetis.

Sine qua non.


15.Soru

What is the term which means “an opinion of law or necessity”? 


Ex aequo et bono

Non-lique

Opinio juris sive necessitatis

Acquiescence

Erga omnes obligations


16.Soru

Which of the following is not generally used for formal instruments of multilateral character?


Pact

Statute

Convention,

Final Act

Memorandum of Understanding


17.Soru

Which of the followings argues that  a new state or a new government exists independent of recognition?


Sine qua non

Multilateral treaty

Implied recognition

Constitutive theory

Declaratory theory


18.Soru

Which of the following is not an example of mini states?


Andorra

France

Monaco

San Marino

Liechtenstein


19.Soru

What is required for the existence of a custom?


Compatibility

Qualification

Concurrence

Parallelism

Membership


20.Soru

Which of the alternatives below describes a situation where a treaty can be terminated?


The temporary destruction of an object indispensable for the execution of the treaty.

A fundamental change of circumstances in a treaty which establishes a boundary.

A fundamental change of circumstances as a result of a breach by the party invoking it of an obligation under the treaty.

The permanent submergence of an island which is indispensable for the execution of the treaty.

When there exists a supervening impossibility as a result of some default of the invoking party.