Class 12 Legal Studies Unit 7 | What is International Law? - International Context 2022-23

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AI GeneratedThis video introduces the final unit of the Class 12 Legal Studies syllabus, focusing on the \"International Context.\" It explains the fundamental concept of international law, its necessity in regulating relations between states and individuals across borders, and its relevance for both academic exams and competitive law entrance tests.
From this video, we will be starting our new unit.
This is the final battle for you people.
After this, your Class 12 Legal Studies syllabus will be completely finalized.
Because our last unit
What will we study now in the international context?
So, what exactly is an international context about?
Basically, this unit that is going to be
In the international context, we will study international law.
What is international law?
What is international law and why is it necessary?
What are the international laws?
public international law private international law
What is the difference between domestic law and international law?
We will talk about all these things.
Another question is whether this unit is helpful from our competitive perspective.
Yes, this is helpful from our competitive perspective.
If you look at law and princes without bias
It's not exactly the case that 10-12 questions came from international contacts.
There is every possibility, and they are not at all very high-level.
They are also at your NCERT level.
So you must read unit number 7 very carefully
Your NCRT is explaining each line to you very clearly.
So that if you are getting questions in competitive exams
So you must study this unit very carefully.
Let's get started
Now that it's in an international context, I had already mentioned it.
The first question that will come is going to be this one:
What is international law?
These laws regulate the private, social, and commercial activities of individuals.
These internal laws also help in regulating the conduct and affairs of the state machinery.
Now we see that the world is very large.
There are many countries in it.
Now there are many countries.
Every country has its own rules and regulations.
Every country has its own laws.
OK?
Who is making the laws?
So, India's internal structure has now been established.
The parliament passed a law.
That law will come into effect.
Suppose today the police are charging a fine of fifty rupees.
For example, understand
The police are imposing a fine of fifty rupees today.
But he said no
Make sure they maintain peace and so on properly.
Tea, take any from a European nation.
Tea from the best developed countries, taken well
Denmark, take this, and so on, take this.
Where there is peace, but even there
laws and the like are made
Because this fear is that if there is no law
So, what will citizens do? Someone will definitely kill someone else.
Stealing is wrong, but these kinds of things will inevitably happen.
Although there are laws, these things still happen.
But today there's also a little fear that if I do it
What will happen when there is something between two countries?
Because up until now, the parliamentary lobby has been forming itself
That law will apply throughout the entire country.
Cilo, either our parliament has passed any law or not.
If there is a dispute between two countries, think from the other country's perspective—here there is one person.
In India, in India, there is a person who is selling his goods, doing trade, and so on.
Love will be there, the Americans will say, even if they don't, if our love is there, then two different parties, two different individuals, them
You have understood what international law is, why it is essential, and international law does not merely mean just two countries.
If there is a dispute in this country, will it be called a settlement?
It is not international law.
A dispute has arisen between two private individuals.
And he is in a different country.
Who will enforce it, and it's international law as well?
A basic understanding would be that International Law is what.
In the next video, we will discuss what role this International Law plays.
So, we'll discuss that in the next video.
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