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What is the theoretical foundation of Human Rights Law?
What is the theoretical foundation of Human Rights Law?
- The concept of 'Right' in its various facets (correct)
- The dynamic nature of human civilization
- The entrenchment of Bills of Rights
- The resentment to reduce the ambit of human rights
What was the general consensus regarding the entrenchment of human rights?
What was the general consensus regarding the entrenchment of human rights?
- To reduce the ambit of human rights
- To attribute various connotations to human rights
- To circumscribe the form of Bills of Rights
- To entrench them in similar nomenclature (correct)
What did jurists attribute to the concept of 'Rights' and 'Human Rights'?
What did jurists attribute to the concept of 'Rights' and 'Human Rights'?
- Various defined connotations (correct)
- Stunted Bills of Rights
- Dynamic human civilization
- Concrete concepts
What did the word 'Right' signify according to the Legal Encyclopedia?
What did the word 'Right' signify according to the Legal Encyclopedia?
Why was there resentment to reduce the ambit of human rights?
Why was there resentment to reduce the ambit of human rights?
What is the concept rooted in the theory of Human Rights?
What is the concept rooted in the theory of Human Rights?
What was the general consensus regarding the entrenchment of human rights?
What was the general consensus regarding the entrenchment of human rights?
What did jurists attribute to the 'Rights' and the 'Human Rights'?
What did jurists attribute to the 'Rights' and the 'Human Rights'?
What does the word 'Right' mean according to the Legal Encyclopedia?
What does the word 'Right' mean according to the Legal Encyclopedia?
Why was there resentment towards reducing the ambit of human rights?
Why was there resentment towards reducing the ambit of human rights?
According to Article 10 of the UNCITRAL Model Law, what are the options for determining the number of arbitrators?
According to Article 10 of the UNCITRAL Model Law, what are the options for determining the number of arbitrators?
What are the grounds for challenging an arbitrator as per Section 12 of the UNCITRAL Model Law?
What are the grounds for challenging an arbitrator as per Section 12 of the UNCITRAL Model Law?
Under what circumstances can the mandate of an arbitrator be terminated, according to Section 14 of the UNCITRAL Model Law?
Under what circumstances can the mandate of an arbitrator be terminated, according to Section 14 of the UNCITRAL Model Law?
As per Section 15 of the UNCITRAL Model Law, when can a substitute arbitrator be appointed?
As per Section 15 of the UNCITRAL Model Law, when can a substitute arbitrator be appointed?
What are the options for determining the number of arbitrators according to Section 10 of the UNCITRAL Model Law?
What are the options for determining the number of arbitrators according to Section 10 of the UNCITRAL Model Law?
Study Notes
Theoretical Foundation of Human Rights Law
- The concept of human rights is rooted in the theory that human beings have inherent dignity and worth.
- Jurists attribute the concept of 'Rights' to the idea that individuals have claims to certain freedoms and protections.
- The concept of 'Human Rights' is attributed to the idea that these claims are universal and inalienable.
Legal Definition of 'Right'
- According to the Legal Encyclopedia, the word 'Right' signifies a power or privilege to which a person is entitled by law.
Entrenchment of Human Rights
- The general consensus is that human rights should be entrenched and protected to ensure their universal applicability and enforcement.
- There was resentment towards reducing the ambit of human rights because it would undermine their universality and effectiveness.
UNCITRAL Model Law on Arbitration
Determining the Number of Arbitrators
- According to Article 10 of the UNCITRAL Model Law, the number of arbitrators can be determined by agreement between the parties, or in the absence of an agreement, by the court or arbitral institution.
Challenging an Arbitrator
- According to Section 12 of the UNCITRAL Model Law, an arbitrator can be challenged if there are circumstances that give rise to justifiable doubts about their impartiality or independence.
Terminating an Arbitrator's Mandate
- According to Section 14 of the UNCITRAL Model Law, an arbitrator's mandate can be terminated if they become unable to perform their functions, or if they fail to act without undue delay.
Appointing a Substitute Arbitrator
- According to Section 15 of the UNCITRAL Model Law, a substitute arbitrator can be appointed if an arbitrator's mandate is terminated, or if an arbitrator withdraws from their office.
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Test your knowledge of Human Rights Law with this quiz! Explore the dynamic nature of human rights and their evolving conceptual horizons across different civilizations. Delve into the global significance of human rights and their impact on legal frameworks.
