Direct Applicability of Generally Accepted Principles of International Law in Legal Order of the Republic of Slovenia
Self-executing, incorporated and generally accepted principles of international law have been used directly in legal order of the Republic of Slovenia. Systematic records of these identified and enforced norms do not exist. It is difficult for lawyers and judges to get acquainted with them. The pred...
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| description | Self-executing, incorporated and generally accepted principles of international law have been used directly in legal order of the Republic of Slovenia. Systematic records of these identified and enforced norms do not exist. It is difficult for lawyers and judges to get acquainted with them. The predicament is even greater because, with the exception of the Court of Justice of the European Union, a translation of the relevant case law of international tribunals is not available. Generally accepted principles of international law are applicable in Slovenian legal order per se. Despite that, it is not entirely clear how administrative bodies should react in situations where the rights and obligations of legal entities are on the one hand regulated by law and customary international law but on the other hand are contradictory. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-83909dddc21b45e18ea05bd38c11a80a2025-01-22T10:55:03ZengUniversity of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani)Central European Public Administration Review2591-22402591-22592013-11-01113-410.17573/ipar.2013.3-4.a07Direct Applicability of Generally Accepted Principles of International Law in Legal Order of the Republic of SloveniaAnton Olaj0University of Ljubljana, Faculty of AdministrationSelf-executing, incorporated and generally accepted principles of international law have been used directly in legal order of the Republic of Slovenia. Systematic records of these identified and enforced norms do not exist. It is difficult for lawyers and judges to get acquainted with them. The predicament is even greater because, with the exception of the Court of Justice of the European Union, a translation of the relevant case law of international tribunals is not available. Generally accepted principles of international law are applicable in Slovenian legal order per se. Despite that, it is not entirely clear how administrative bodies should react in situations where the rights and obligations of legal entities are on the one hand regulated by law and customary international law but on the other hand are contradictory.https://journals.uni-lj.si/CEPAR/article/view/20392generally accepted principles of international lawcustomary rules of general international lawthe 8th Article of the Constitution of the Republic of Sloveniathe 15th Article of the Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia |
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| title | Direct Applicability of Generally Accepted Principles of International Law in Legal Order of the Republic of Slovenia |
| title_full | Direct Applicability of Generally Accepted Principles of International Law in Legal Order of the Republic of Slovenia |
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| title_short | Direct Applicability of Generally Accepted Principles of International Law in Legal Order of the Republic of Slovenia |
| title_sort | direct applicability of generally accepted principles of international law in legal order of the republic of slovenia |
| topic | generally accepted principles of international law customary rules of general international law the 8th Article of the Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia the 15th Article of the Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia |
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