C PIL Problems 03
C PIL Problems 03
University KSLU
No-02 June-2022
No-03 August-2022
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Detailed Index
Unit-II
Claim on Island
Withdrawal of recognition
Unit-III
Unit-IV
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Unit-V
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Sub Topic Main Question Year
Unit-II
Claim on In a dispute between State ‘A’ and State ‘B’ over an Island June-2011
island ‘C’, State ‘A’ claims the title to it on the basis that State ‘X’
had discovered that Island first and it sold the same to
State ‘A’. But State ‘B’ argues that the Island is in its
continuous peaceful possession for more than 70 years
and hence it had right over it. Decide
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Indonesia. The island has been in Indian occupation for
over a century though there is no permanent population
on the island. Which state can claim legally the territory of
the fishing island? Decide.
Withdrawal of State ‘A’ was accorded recognition on the condition that, it June-2013
recognition shall not impose any religious disabilities on its subjects.
June-2016
State ‘A’ community* breach of this condition. Can the
Nov-2021
recognition is given to it be withdrawn?
Suit by State A is a new state which is not yet recognized by state B. A June-2014
not yet state wants to file a suit against a company in the courts
recognized of state B. Can it do so?
State ‘A’ has not recognized the new State ‘B’. State ‘B’ April-2021
wants to file a suit against a company in a court of State
‘A’. Can it do so? Advice.
USA troops in A team of USA military troop was on the ground in Iraq June-2015
Iran against the Jihadists. Is USA violated any rule of
International Law? Give reason.
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Unit-III
Territorial ‘A’ an American citizen was arrested in Mexico for having June-2013
Jurisdiction published in Texas an article alleged to constitute a libel
June-2016
over Criminals on a Mexicon citizen. Can Mexico prosecute him?
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in its territory. Instead of protecting them, the troops
opened fire on the Americans and killed them. Is Mexico
Dec-2020
liable for the wrongs of the troops? Decide
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fishermen can fish beyond the territorial sea of State Y. Is
the contention of State Y valid? Decide.
Unit-IV
The king of State ‘A’ during his stay in State ‘B’ promised June-2011
to marry Ms. Mary. Subsequently, the promise was not
fulfilled. Ms. Mary files a case in State ‘B’ for breach of
promise. Decide
The King of state ‘A’ during his stay in state ‘B’ promised Dec-2012
to marry Miss Bobby. Subsequently, King refused to
Dec-2020
marry her. Miss Bobby wants to file a suit against the
April-2021*
King in state B. Can she do so
‘A’ a citizen of the state ‘X’, while serving as a soldier ran June-2013
away to neighboring State ‘Y’, as he was fed up with army
discipline. On a request by state ‘X’ for the extradition of
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‘A’ state ‘Y’ police arrested ‘A’. ‘A’ filed a writ petition in the
courts of state ‘Y’. Contending that he was not
extraditable. State ‘Y’ follows general ‘International
Practice’ Decide
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State ‘T’ got ‘S’ extradited from State ‘R’ on the ground June-2017
that he had fled to ‘R’ after murdering a fellow servant in a
ship belonging to ‘T’. In ‘T’ , S is now being tried not for
murder but for causing grievous hurt to a fellow servant.
Case Law A and B, the two cricket players of England are included June-2017
in English cricket team scheduled to visit India between
Civil Right
November 2016 and February 2016* to play six cricket
Vigilence v
matches in different places in India. The two players have
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played some cricket matches in “Bantuland” which is still
1982
practising the policy of apartheid. The Government of
Players
India is a party to the “Gleneagles Accord” entered into by
involved Geoff
the member countries of the Commonwealth wherein they
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affirmed their full support for the international campaign
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against apartheid.
[AIR 1983 Kant Civil Rights Vigilance Committee, a N.G.O. questions the
85, 1982 (2) decision of the Government of India to allow the English
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matches in India. Decide.
June-2018
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the terms of alliance agreement. Decide the liability of
successor state.
State ‘X’ get ‘A’ extradited from state ‘Y’ on the ground that Dec-2020
he had filed to ‘Y’ after murdering a fellow servant in a
ship belonging to ‘X’. In ‘X’, ‘A’ is tried not for murder but
for causing grievous hurt to a fellow servant. Is X’s act
justifiable? Decide
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Justice. Can it succeed?
Unit-V
To identify Units
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commission of war crimes by ‘Y’. Decide
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