Constitutional Provisions and Traditional Arrangements

It focuses on self-determination.

It discusses agency and delegation.

It includes principles of international law. (correct)

It provides definitions.

International Law was abolished in SA.

International Law was considered inferior to SA domestic law.

International Law was ignored in SA Constitutions.

International Law was given a central place in SA's new Constitutional dispensation. (correct)

International conventions.

Customary International Law.

General provisions of law recognised by civilised nations.

All of the above. (correct)

<p>After it has been ratified by the national executive</p> Signup and view all the answers

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<p>A dualist approach requires a further act of legislative incorporation before a treaty becomes part of a country's municipal law, while a monist approach does not require this</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The country may incur responsibility towards other signatory state parties to that international agreement</p> Signup and view all the answers