International Law

A. in all cases
B. in criminal cases
C. in cases involving personal property
D. None of these

A. Treaty of Utrecht
B. Treaty of Frankfurt
C. Treaty of Trianon
D. Treaty with Tripoli

A. Treaty of Shackamaxon
B. Treaty of Hopewell
C. Treaty of Paris
D. Treaty of Ancon

A. Treaty of Nanking
B. Treaty of New Echota
C. Treaty of Ghent
D. Treaty of Westphalia

A. 10th September 2002
B. 11th September 2002
C. 12th September 2002
D. 13th September 2002

A. No jurisdiction
B. Concurrent Jurisdiction
C. Exclusive jurisdiction
D. None of these

A. A State has unlimited jurisdiction
B. A State has jurisdiction over its nationals even when they live outside the country
C. A State has jurisdiction over foreign visiting nationals
D. None of these

A. No benefit can be received from an illegal act
B. A legal right flows from an illegal act
C. A State can go on war in case of an injury
D. None of these

A. Can straight away approach his own state for help
B. Cannot approach his own state for help in an circumstances
C. Can approach his own state for help after exhausting local remedies
D. None of these

A. October 24, 1945
B. September 25, 1945
C. September 30, 1945
D. September 10, 1945