Judicial Law Views Quarterly (Law Views)

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In international responsibility law, effective act or omission of injured person don't affects on creation of international responsibility and such conduct shall only be considered in the determination of reparation and amount of that, unless it can be treated as consent to commitment of a certain act by another state which shall prevent the creation of international responsibility as one of the circumstances precluding wrongfulness. also, it shall be entirely exempted the state when conduct of injured person was absolute cause of internationally wrongful act and eventually prevents attributability of this conduct to the State. Injured conduct will also be considered in diplomatic protection, international liability and invocation to responsibility by a state other than an injured state. In addition, international practice with the development of this concept, duty of injured person to mitigate after the internationally wrongful act and assumption of risk is also considered grounds for reducing the amount of reparation.
 

Keywords: the contribution of injured person, international responsibility, duty to mitigate, assumption of risk, liability

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