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[1] Art 300 of the Constitution of India

[2] JG Starke, Introduction to international Law, 293(10th edn, 1989)

[3] Art 3, Hague Convention 1907

[4] Ian Brownlie, Principles of Public International Law, 440(2nd edn, 1973)

[5] Dr. N V Paranjape, Studies in Jurisprudence and legal theory, 193 (8th edn, 2016)

[6] French word

[7] Latin word

[8] Bryce: Studies in History and Jurisprudence, 53 vol II

[9] William Blackstone, Commentaries on the Laws of England (1765)

[10] Bentham, Law in General 18 (1985)

[11] Lloyd, Introduction To Jurisprudence (2010)

[12]Woodrow Wilson and the Doctrine of Sovereignty, 325 (1918) available at http://speeches.empireclub.org/62671/data last seen at 20/09/2018

[13]Dr.SK Kapoor, International law and human rights,87 (2008)

[14] Edward Spannaus, Grotius and the sovereignty of Nations 10(1980)

[15] Timothy Endicott, The Philosophy of International Law 254 ( 1st edn, 2010)

[16] Sovereignty: Meaning and Characteristics of Sovereignty, Political Science,  available at http://www.politicalsciencenotes,com/essay/sovereignty-meaning-and-characteristics-of-sovereignty/254 last seen at 19/09/2018

[17] HLA Hart, The Concept of Law, 55 (1961)

[18]  B. Fassbender, The United Nations Charter as Constitution of the International Community, Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, 36 (1998) 579

[19] B Fassbender, Sovereignty and Constitutionalism in International law, 115-45 Sovereignty in Transition (2013)

[20] Jean Cohen, Sovereignty in the context of globalization: A Constitutional Pluralist Perspective’  The philosophy of International Law, 270 (1st edn, 2010)

[21] Article 103, Charter of United nations,1945

[22] N Walker, Constitutional Pluralism, 337 Modern Law Review 65 3(2002)