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Marks Question Subject Years Frequency
10 X, a state, discovered an island. Its flag is hoisted there. Later, after a few years, officials of state Y built official premises on the island and began to administer the local people. X contested that the presence of Y on the island is illegal because the island belongs to it. Public International Law 2012 1×
10 A state 'Y' launches a satellite in outer space and the satellite, while falling on earth, causes damage to state 'X'. Discuss the liability of state 'Y'. Public International Law 2021 1×
10 States 'Y' and 'Z' claim sovereignty over Island 'Q'. State 'Y' claims sovereignty as it has established the will to act as sovereign and has actually exercised sovereignty. State 'Z' claims sovereignty based on a treaty through which it has acquired the Island. Decide to whom Island 'Q' belongs, and state reasons for the same. Public International Law 2022 1×
10 A team of Israeli military troops raided a camp on the ground in Pakistan against the jihadists. Has Israel violated any rule of International Law? Give reasons. Public International Law 2017 1×
10 There is a boundary dispute between India and Bangladesh regarding the maritime delimitation between the Andaman Islands and Bangladesh. India wants to apply the archipelagic baselines to the Andaman Islands and claim the median line as the boundary between these Islands and Bangladesh. Decide. Public International Law 2021 1×
10 Three Indian fishermen were involved in a case of alleged drug trafficking in Bangladesh. They were arrested and tried. The Dhaka High Court awarded death penalty to the three Indian fishermen. Now can Indian diplomatic envoys release the three Indian fishermen? Give reasons. Public International Law 2017 1×
10 X used to allow Y to show a different line of demarcation of the boundary between X and Y , though according to their bilateral treaty the agreed boundary line was different, and Y objected. What could be the defence of Y? Public International Law 2012 1×
10 'X', who is a citizen of State 'A', while on a tour in the territory of State 'B', was killed by a mob during local riots. Examine the liability of State 'B'. Public International Law 2016 1×
10 'X', who is a member of UNO, wants to withdraw from the membership of UNO. Can it do so? Give reasons. Public International Law 2015 1×