US EditionIf international law suddenly did not exist, what difference would it make?
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If international law suddenly did not exist, what difference would it make?
27th June 2025 There was once an eminent and erudite law professor – whose name is on the spines of books on the shelves of legal practitioners and academics throughout the land – who said in a lecture: “In court, the laws of England and Wales are a matter of law. You just have to show the relevant legal authority or instrument and the court should accept that as what the law is. “Foreign law – say the law of France – is different. This is a ma…
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