International Law
Foreign sovereign ships sailing/anchoring in the coastal waters of another state are:
Subject to the law of the flag state
Subject to the law of the law of the coastal state
Subject to the law of both states
None of these
Subject to the law of both states
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What is contraband?A. All Narcotics
B. Articles banned by a Government
C. All smuggled goods
D. Goods which may assist an enemy in the conduct of war
Hugo Grotius was:
A. Dutch
B. British
C. German
D. None of these
Truce means:
A. No war pact
B. Any peace treaty to end a war
C. A temporary arrangement between the belligerent parties for cessation of hostilities
D. None of these
Extradition, from an International Law Prospective, is:
A. A mode of resolving conflicting jurisdiction claims between states;
B. A device for combating international terrorism ;
C. A mechanism for bringing fugitives from justice to book;
D. None of these
The father of international law is considered to be:
A. Suarez
B. Oppenheim
C. Hugo Grotius
D. None of these
Extradition is the process of :
A. providing asylum to the person who needs it
B. state of the nationality of the injured alien
C. handing over a person accused or convict of a crime by a state to the demanding state
D. None of these
The headquarter of the International Court of justice is at:
A. Geneva
B. The Hague
C. Rome
D. Vienna
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