rebus sic stantibus मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. The amount of RV is to be determined by the Lands Tribunal based on rebus sic stantibus principle and having regard to all the intrinsic characteristics of each property.
2. The legal principle " clausula rebus sic stantibus ", part of customary international law, also allows for treaty obligations to be unfulfilled due to a compelling change in circumstances.
3. If the parties to a treaty had contemplated for the occurrence of the changed circumstance the doctrine does not apply and the provision remains in effect . "'Clausula rebus sic stantibus "'only relates to changed circumstances that were never contemplated by the parties.
4. Article 62 provides the only two justifications of the invocation of " rebus sic stantibus " : first, that the circumstances existing at the time of the conclusion of the treaty were indeed objectively essential to the obligations of treaty ( sub-paragraph A ) and the instance wherein the change of circumstances has had a radical effect on the obligations of the treaty ( sub-paragraph B ).
5. Nevertheless, under customary international law, there exists the principle of " rebus sic stantibus ", or " things standing thus . " Under this principle, a state may withdraw from a treaty which has no withdrawal provisions only if there has been some substantial unforeseen change in circumstances, such as when the object of the treaty becomes moot or when a material breach is committed by a treaty party . " Rebus sic stantibus " has been narrowly construed ( although not referred to by name ) in Articles 61 and 62 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
6. Nevertheless, under customary international law, there exists the principle of " rebus sic stantibus ", or " things standing thus . " Under this principle, a state may withdraw from a treaty which has no withdrawal provisions only if there has been some substantial unforeseen change in circumstances, such as when the object of the treaty becomes moot or when a material breach is committed by a treaty party . " Rebus sic stantibus " has been narrowly construed ( although not referred to by name ) in Articles 61 and 62 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.