Jus cogens-It means fundamental and universally accepted principles of international law that are binding on all states and cannot be violated or overridden by treaties or agreements.
Example –Prohibition of torture in international law. This principle is universally accepted and cannot be violated or overridden by any treaty or agreement.
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Jus in rem-It means a legal right or claim that applies universally to a specific thing or property and can be enforced against anyone who may challenge...
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