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y y A. L N. KI S A L A R O B POL 340Y - INTERNATIONAL LAW Professors E. Morgan and L. Thacker 2003 - 2004 VOLUME II Storage . ■ - materials reproduced herein are for the use of students at the University of Toronto KE only. They are not for commercial sale or use. 1242.5 „M67 2003 v. 2 c. 1 BORA LASKIN \M LIBRARY SEP - 5 2003 FACULTY OF US UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO POL 340Y - INTERNATIONAL LAW Professors E. Morgan and L. Thacker 2003 - 2004 VOLUME II The materials reproduced herein are for the use of students at the University of Toronto only. They are not for commercial sale or use. Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2018 with funding from University of Toronto https://archive.org/details/internationallaw02morg POL340Y INTERNATIONAL LAW 2003-2004 SYLLABUS E. MORGAN L. THACKER PAGE NO. SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 1. General • Austin, The Province of Jurisprudence Determined..1 • Brierly, The Law of Nations, (6th Ed.).2 • Article. 38(1) Statute of the I.C.J.3 2. Treaties • Fitzmaurice, Some Problems Regarding the Formal sources of International Law, (1958).4 • Nuclear Test Case.18 • Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties 1969, Articles 53, 62 and 64.38 • Note on Jus Cogens.63 • Note on Fundamental Change.67 • Fisheries Jurisdiction Case.69 3. Custom • Asylum Case.92 • Note on Custom.101 • North Sea Continental Shelf Case.103 • Note on Custom.158 4. General Principles • Sloan, General Assembly Resolutions Revisited.165 • Note on General Assembly Resolutions.166 • Texaco v. Libya.169 B. INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PROCESS 1. Attributes of Statehood Article. 1, Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States.175 • Note on Montevideo Convention.176 • Austro German Customs Union Case.180 • Jessup, The Conditions of Statehood.199 • Re Newfoundland. Continental Shelf.201 • Madzimbamuto v. Lardner-Burke.218 • Yugoslavia, Opinion No. 1.235 • Yugoslavia Opinion No. 3.238 • Yugoslavia Opinion No. 8 .252 2. State Immunity • The Schooner Exchange. ,259 • Trendtex v. Central Bank of Nigeria. 268 • Govt, of the Dem. Rep. of Congo v. Venne 284 • Smith v. Canadian Javelin. 286 • State Immunity Act. 289 • Reference re Foreign Legations. 297 • Western Surety v. Elk Valley. 333 • Ferranti-Packard Ltd. v. Cushman. 343 • Princz v. Federal Republic of Germany. 350 • Pinochet III. 3. Recognition • Brierly, The Law of Nations. ....368 • Tinoco Arbitration. ....375 • Luthor v. Sagor . ....391 • Laane & Balster v. Estonian State Cargo... ....393 • Salimoff v. Standard Oil Co... ....411 • Somalia v. Woodhouse. 3 - - 4. Self-Determination • International Covenant on Civil & Political Rights.429 • G.A. Declaration on Colonial Territories.448 • Note on Self-Determination.450 • Western Sahara Case.452 • Security Council Resolution Concerning Southern Rhodesia.456 • Quebec Reference.460 5. Non-State Entities • Nanni v. Order of Malta.492 • Reparations Case.495 6. Nationality Jurisdiction • Nationality Decrees in Tunis & Morocco.511 • The Lotus Case.537 • Nottebohm Case.560 • Barcelona Traction Case.576 • U.S. Diplomatic Staff in Teheran Case.588 • Reference Re U.S. Forces.593 • U.S. v. Yunis.603 7. Territorial Jurisdiction • North Atlantic Fisheries Arbitration.616 • Right of Passage Case..618 • R. v. Keyn.621 • Croft v. Dunphy.624 • Libman v. The Queen.633 • Bob-Lo Excursion Co. v. Michigan.657 8. Act of State • Banco Nacional de Cuba v. Sabbatino.667 • Rep. of Iraq v. First Nat. City Bank.673 • Bernstein v. Van Heyghen Freres Societe Anonyme. 683 • Bernstein v. N.V. Nederlandsche Amerikaansche. 687 9. Treaties and the Canadian Constitution 4 - - • Treaty Practice. • Labour Conventions Case. • U.S.A. v. Cotroni.^02 • Federal State Clauses.^40 • 10. World Court Jurisdiction • Art. 36, Statute of the I.C.J.”742 • Vienna Convention: Reservations 1060.743 • Interhandel Case. 745 • Norwegian Loans Case.749 • Reservations to I.C.J. Jurisdiction.756 • Genocide Convention Case.758 • Aerial Incident at Lockerbie Case.777 C. SUBSTANTIVE INTERNATIONAL LAW 1. Use of Force • Nicaragua Case (Interim measures).782 • Excerpts from publicists: Brownlie.805 • Franck.807 • Henkin.815 • Reisman.320 • D’Amato. 324 • Committee of U.S. Citizens in Nicaragua v. Reagan. 397 A. Human Rights • The Paquete Habana. • Filartiga v. Pena-Irala. ^5 • A1 Adsani v. Govt, ot Kuwait, (Court of Appeal, March 12, 1995) 890 A1 Adsani v. United Kingdom (European Court of Human Riohts) RQ 9 • Pope Case. & r Q07 • Roberts Claim. • Sunday Times Case. - . . n i p • Belgian Linguistic Case. “ • Ng. v. Canada. ^16 .918 5 - - B. Human Rights (continued) • United States of America v. Bums.937 • Y.L. v. Canada.970 • Waldman Case.977 • Lovelace v. Canada.993 • International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.1003 • International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.1025 • Ahani v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration.1037 C. Terrorism • Balta v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration).1046 • Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) v. Mahjoub.1051 • Ahani v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration).1079 • Suresh v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration).1087 • Smith v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration).1127 D. Drug Trafficking • U.S. v. Alvarez-Machain.1145 • U.S. v. Vasquez-Velasco.1161 • U.S. v. Yerdugo-Urquidez.1172 • U.S. v. Noriega.1189 • U.S. v. Caicedo.1217 E. War Crimes • Judgment of Nuremburg Tribunal.1220 • A.G. of Israel v. Eichmann.1224 • Prosecutor v. Tadic.1229 • The Queen v. Finta.1237 • The Prosecutor v. Rutaganda .1268 • The Prosecutor v. Musema.1280