INTERNATIONAL LAW

International Law and Municipal Law

International Law and Municipal Law

Introduction

International law is the body of legal rules, regulations, standards, and principles that govern international relations between or among states and other international actors. It deals with important concepts such as sovereignty (supreme authority over a territory); agreements and disputes between international actors; the use of force and self-defence; the regulation of the high seas, air, and space; international trade; and human rights (Amnesty International 2009,p. 25). The United Nations (UN) and other international organizations have created a network of instruments addressing most aspects of international relations. International law influences large parts of everyday life it makes it possible for us to send a letter to someone on the other side of the world, to travel internationally by just using our passports, and time it is anywhere on the planet.

Municipal Law

Examination of those constitutional provisions left, unequivocally course, the great importance that the national law grants to municipalities the administration of the territory: in UK the local authorities (communes or group of community) based, autonomously, in the municipalities. In any case, such management not exercised arbitrarily, but its action must fall within the legal framework to these corporations (Blackwell 2010,p. 4). Also, note that the autonomy the Constitution gives to these entities should not be interpreted in the sense that they would invests in some sovereignty. Particularly on the contrary, since the State administration is a harmonious whole. It is the principle and requirement that municipalities acting in concert, in unity of action and excluding any duplication with other bodies of that administration. National legislation on matters relating to municipal issues is broad and varied. Thus, among other regulations and to be included in the regulations and decrees, there is Municipal Revenue Act statutes and Municipal Employees, Primary Care Municipal Health and of Education Professionals. However, the fundamental law or framework in this area is 18,695 LOC No. of Municipalities. This is the law that sets out the functions and powers that correspond to municipalities, which regulates its assets, financing and property regime, which available to the internal organization of these general provisions applicable to its staff and oversight to which they are subject. It also regulates matters related to the mayor and council: their duties, incompatibilities and disqualifications and all the processes election campaigns of municipal authorities. It also establishes the levels of participation citizens, public hearings and claims offices and communal referendums (Birnie 2009 ,p. 16). By Finally fixed rules on corporations, foundations and municipal associations.

This Law aims to develop the principles Constitution relating to the organization, governance, administration, operation and control of the municipalities and other local specified in this Act. The municipality is the primary political unit and autonomous within the national organization established in an extension the Territory. It has legal personality and representation of the exercise certain organs in this Act (Bederman 2006,p. 12). It conduct your organization democratic. It strives to promote the efficient administration of government and interests of the ...