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Public International Law, Mumbai University LLB 3 & 5 years, New Syllabus 2025 #law #educational

Dec 13, 2025
Mumbai University's LLB syllabus includes Public International Law as a core subject, typically in the Fifth Semester, alongside Human Rights Law, covering its meaning, history, sources (treaties, customs), state jurisdiction, responsibility, the UN system, ICJ, and international law's impact on new areas like space, aviation, trade, and global health. The syllabus emphasizes both theory and practical application, integrating fundamental legal principles with contemporary international issues, often with a focus on the Indian context within the global framework. lecture undertaken by: Vaibhav M. Agrawal, Maritime & International Trade Lawyer. Key Topics in Public International Law (MU LLB) Fundamentals: Meaning, Scope, Historical Development, Sources (Treaties, Custom, General Principles). Subjects: States, International Organizations, Individuals. Statehood & Recognition: Criteria for Statehood, Recognition of States and Governments. Jurisdiction & Immunities: Territorial, Extraterritorial, Diplomatic & Consular Immunities. State Responsibility: Principles, Circumstances Precluding Wrongfulness. Law of Treaties: Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (VCLT).

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