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What is the difference between municipal law and international law?

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NTERNATIONAL LAW

Adopted by states as a common rule of actions among themselves
Derived from customs and traditions, international dimensions, general principles including treaties
Governs the relationship between and among states
Produces collective liability in case of violations and sanctions are for the state itself

MUNICIPAL LAW

Issued by a particular political superior for the observance of of those under the authority within a state
Enactment from the law-making body authority
Governs the relationship between the individuals and the state
If there is a violation of a municipal law, the aggrieved party will avail administrative and judicial processes within the state. Entails individual liability.

(piyar ali shakir I.R(kiu).

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