Reviewed case brief

Triquet v Bath

(1764) 3 Burr 1478

## Summary

PILincorporationBlackstonediplomatic-immunitycommon-law
Court
Court of King's Bench
Year
1764
Subjects
Public International Law
Reviewed
2026-06-18

Rule established

Customary international law is part of the common law of England and is directly enforceable in domestic courts without the need for specific legislation (incorporation doctrine/Blackstone's doctrine).

Facts

    Issues

      Held

        Ratio decidendi

        How to use it in an exam

        Editorial source

        (1764) 3 Burr 1478; verified via Burrow's Reports

        Educational summary only. Read the reported judgment or an authorised law report before relying on the case professionally.