2. DISPUTE
A disagreement on a point of law or fact,
a conflict of legal views or interest
between the parties
3. INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES
a disagreement that arises between states concerning their
relations with one another and with other states.
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4. KINDS OF DISPUTES
Political Disputes
Non- justiciable , political or non-legal issues
Legal disputes
Involves not only questions of law but also the law itself
5. PACIFIC SETTELMENT OF DISPUTES
Art.33 of the UN Charter provides for the means of
settling disputes:
1.
Negotiation
2.
Enquiry
3.
Mediation
4.
Conciliation
5.
Arbitration
6.
Judicial settlement
7.
Resort to regional agencies or arrangements
8. Other peaceful means of their own choice
7. 2. ENQUIRY
Ascertainment of pertinent facts and
issues in a dispute
Use of effective fact-finding bodies in
accordance of Art.33 of the Charter
8. 3. MEDIATION
Settlement of disputes undertaken by a
third state, group of state, an individual,
an agency or an international
organization.
Offers concrete proposals for statement of
substantive questions.
9. 4. CONCILIATION
The process of adjusting or settling
disputes in a friendly manner through
extra judicial means.
Conciliation means bringing two opposing
sides together to reach a compromise in
an attempt to avoid taking a case to trial
10. 5. ARBITRATION
Resolution of differences between states
through a legal decisions of one or more
umpires or of a tribunal chosen by the
parties
11. 6. RESORT TO REGIONAL
AGENCIES OR ARRANGEMENTS
•
Regional arrangements
Agreements under which states of a region undertake to
regulate their relations with respect to the question of the
settlement of disputes.
•
Regional agencies
Regional international organizations created by regional
multilateral treaties under a permanent institution with
international legal personality to perform broader function
in the field of the maintenance of peace and security,
including the settlement of disputes.
12. 7. JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT
Submitting a dispute to a pre-constituted
international court or tribunal composed
of independent judges whose tasks are
settle claims on the basis of international
law and render decisions which are
binding upon the parties.