The treaty rules of international law are applicable to India only if
India follows a broadly dualist approach, so treaty rules apply domestically only if "They are incorporated into the municipal laws" through appropriate legislation; mere…
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The treaty rules of international law are applicable to India only if
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India follows a broadly dualist approach, so treaty rules apply domestically only if "They are incorporated into the municipal laws" through appropriate legislation; mere signature, as in "Government of India signs a treaty", is not enough.
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