Chapter Two. General Principles of Law: a Source of International Law
Fabián Raimondo
As the relations between subjects of international law are to some extent analogous those national law, legal principles derived from systems may be suitable for regulating issues. Three empires - Carolingian, Byzantine, and Islamic ruled Europe in High Middle Ages, formative period law. At different times, these split up into a large number kingdoms, princedoms, feudal, other political entities. This chapter shows which formulations their applicable arbitral tribunals power apply general It provides five examples recourse by tribunals. Finally makes brief analysis that practice.Keywords: law; PCIJ Statute
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