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Case Commentary – Narendra v. K.Meena
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Case Commentary – Narendra v. K.Meena
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Publisher: Case Commentary – Narendra V. K.meena Pratik Banerjee
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Abstract
The case that we will be dealing with today is a case filed in the International Court of Justice, against the United States of America by Libya, in regard with the application of the Montreal Convention of 1971, with respect to the Lockerbie incident. This case talked about the application of the Montreal Convention, 1971. This case also talked about conflict between an obligation of a member state of an UN Charter and their obligation under any other international agreement. This case highlights the fundamental flaw in prosecuting the offence of a person, who is accused to be a terrorist, through bilateral extradition treaties and multilateral convention. Here, despite the fact that, Libya wouldn’t give up the two suspects in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, measures taken by the Security Council suggests that the willingness of the United Nations to challenge State-supported terrorism with more than a mere rhetorical condemnation....