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LEGAL METHOD
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MUNICIPAL LAW
&
INTERNATIONAL LAW
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AKASH
Ms.K.K.GEETHA
15GSOL102042
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CONTENTS
1) INTRODUCTION
a. INTERNATIONAL LAW
i. PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
ii. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW
iii. SUPRANATIONAL LAW
b) MUNICIPAL LAW
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
BY LAW
LAND USE
MUNICIPAL CHARTER
POLICE POWER
ORDINANCCE
2) CONCLUSION
3) REVIEW OF LTREATURE
4) BIBLOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
connotation it means those laws which pertain to towns, cities and villages and
their local governments.
Municipal law is the national, domestic, or internal
law of a sovereign state defined in opposition to international law. Municipal law
includes not only law at the national level, but law at the state, provincial,
territorial, regional or local levels. While, as far as the law of the state is
concerned, these may be distinct categories of law, international law is largely
uninterested in this distinction and treats them all as one. Municipal law is not the
law of the city only, but the law of the state.
Bylaws:
A set of rules by which a municipality conducts its business. Bylaws tend to
govern activities such as meetings, votes, record taking, and budgeting.
Land Use:
Otherwise known as zoning, land use laws govern the purposes for which land
may be used.
Municipal Charter:
A municipality's founding document. Municipal Corporation:
The legal structure assigned to a municipality which allows it to buy and sell
property, and sue or be sued.
Police Power:
The legal term for the ability to use police to regulate the behavior of a
municipality's residents.
Ordinance:
The technical term for the "law" issued by a municipality.
CONCLUSION
INTERNATIONAL LAW :
1) International law is concerned with the rights and duties of States in their
relations with each other and with international organisations and
individuals.
2) Adopted by states as a common rule of actions among themselves.
5) Produces collective liability in case of violations and sanctions are for the state
itself.
MUNICIPAL LAW :
1) Domestic (municipal or national) law, the law within a State, is
concerned with the rights and duties of legal persons within the
State.
2) Issued by a particular political superior for the observance of those
under the authority within a state.
BIBLOGEAPHY
Prof. Nomita Aggarwal, Publisher-central law publications,
10th edition, kinds of law
Prof. S.N.Dhyani, Publisher-central law agency,13th edition,
Law & its kinds
REVIEW OF LITRATURE
PROF. NOMITA AGGRAWAL, JURISPRUDENCE (Legal
Theory),10th edition
This book is really helpful for understanding the international and municipal law. Firstly
international law is a body of rules which was regarded by the civilized states as binding in
their relationship with other states. It arises primarily in the form of treaties and
conventions. And secondly municipal is the law within a State, is concerned with the rights
and duties of legal persons within the State.