International Law

Subjective Territoriality

Objective Territoriality

Extra-Territoriality

None of these

A state can interfere in internal affairs of another state.

A state cannot interfere In others state’s internal affairs.

A state’s boundaries are secure and cannot be attacked.

None of these

200 meterss

300 meters

500 meters

None of these

Bodin

Machiavelli

Hugo Groutius

Hobbes

A state which has no natural resources.

A state which has short sea cost.

A state which suffers from frequent sea storms.

None of these

1623

1723

1823

1923

U.S and Canada

England and Scotland

U.S and Mexico

England and Ireland

Allows a State to have absolute jurisdiction over all foreigners

Advocate for exclusive right of the territorial State over water resources of an international river

Entitles a State to exercise exclusive jurisdiction over foreign ships

None of these

Part of International law

was renounced before it could take roots in international law

is attempting to earn general acceptance

None of these

Vienna

New York

Ottawa

Montreal