e. new market.
Thailand lost almost 60 percent of its baht’s purchasing power in dollar terms in
International law is derived from three sources. Identify and compare these
sources.
International law is derived from three sources–customs, international treaties, and
national and international court decisions. Customs are usages or practices which have
become so firmly accepted that they become rules of law. Custom-based laws develop
slowly. Treaties and international contracts represent formal agreements among nations
or firms which set down rules and obligations to govern their mutual relationships.
While treaties and contracts are only binding on those who are members of them, if a
great number of treaties or contracts share similar stipulations, these may take on the
character of a customer-based law or a general rule. When these rulings offer an
unusually useful insight into the settlement of international cases, or when they develop
into a series of interpretations consistent with other nation’s courts, then national rulings
may be accepted as international laws. Arbitration may be called for.