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Chapter IX General principles of law

What is the general principle of law?
General principle of law or general legal principle refers to a principle that is recognized in all kinds of legal relations, regardless of the legal system to which it belongs.
It can also be a principle that is widely recognized by people whose legal order has attained a certain level of sophistication.
What are the basic principles of international law?
The United Nations Charter sets out the fundamental principles of modern public international law, notably: Promotion of human rights; The strict limitation on the right to use force against other states; The strict prohibition on the acquisition of territory by force.
What is an estoppel in international law?
In international relation, estoppel is a principle whereby a state is not able to say or act. against what it said or did before.
The theory of estoppel was originated in the past from. the English law system, which was later incorporated into international law.
Article 4 In civil activities, the principles of voluntariness, fairness, making compensation for equal value, honesty and credibility shall be observed.
Article 5 The lawful civil rights and interests of citizens and legal persons shall be protected by law; no organization or individual may infringe upon them.

Part One of the report sets forth the scope of the topic and raised four interrelated issues to be considered by the Commission: (i) the legal nature of general Autres questions

Chapter IX General principles of law

What is the general principle of law?

What are the basic principles of international law?

What is an estoppel in international law?