International Law

Pufendorf

Austin

Bentham

Pollock

Bound to recognize a new state.

Not bound to do so.

Required to enter dialogue with new state for recognition.

None of these

Nationality

Neutrality

Extradition

None of these

to obtain raw material

Armed Attack

to ensure the protection of human rights

None of these

Subject to the law of flag state

Subject to the law of Costal state

Subject to the law of both the states

None of these

London

New York

Paris

Tokyo

A state has the legal right to go to water.

A state can wage war only in self defence.

War in circumstances in prohibited by international law.

A state can go to war to redress the wrong done to its nationals.

1961

1969

1975

None of these

150 Nautcial miles

200 Nautical miles

300 Nauticals miles

None of these