A. A state can intervene on behalf of its nationals
B. A state cannot intervene on behalf of its nationals
C. An alien agrees not to seek the diplomatic protection of his own State
D. None of these
Related Mcqs:
- Territorial integrity means:
A. A state can interfere in internal affairs of another states
B. A state cannot interfere in others State’s internal affairs
C. A State’s boundaries are secure and cannot be attacked
D. None of these - The violation of constitutional limitations means:
A. A government functionary commits treason
B. Consent to be bound by a treaty is rendered invalid
C. Treaty stands terminated
D. None of these - Most favoured nation treatment means:
A. A treatment extended to a State’s own nationals
B. A favourable treatment extended to a particular State
C. A treatment similar to the one extended to any third State
D. None of these - Most-favoured Nation treatment means:
A. A treatment extended to a particular group
B. A favourable treatment extended to a particular state
C. A treatment similar to the one extended to any third state
D. None of these - Territorial integrity means:
A. A state can interfere in the internal affairs of another state
B. Non-interference in the internal affairs of another state
C. A state’s boundaries are secure & cannot be attacked
D. None of these - The most-favoured nation treatment means:
A. A treatment that is not extended to any other State
B. A treatment extended to any third State
C. A treatment extended a particular State
D. None of these - The principle of ex injuria non oritur jus means:
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 - The principle of jus cogens means:
A. A peremptory norm of International Law that cannot be derogated from by mutual consent
B. A State can terminate a treaty because of violation of its domestic law
C. A treaty stands terminated when its purpose is achieved
D. None of these - The principle of rebus sic stantibus means:
A. A State may terminates treaty because of a material breach
B. A State may invokes fundamental change of circumstance to terminate/suspend a treaty
C. A treaty stands terminated because of the eruption of hostilities
D. None of these - State immunity means:
A. A state is subject to foreign court’s jurisdiction
B. A states is not subject to foreign court’s jurisdiction
C. A state is not subject to its own court’s jurisdiction
D. None of these
