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1. Statement given below related to which thinker 'Air warfare is such a new practice that no one knew about it before 1914 and hence no traditional rules have been developed regarding it.'
2. In 1922 Washington conference which country did not participate?
3. Which country first violated the rules of air warfare in World War II?
4. When did America drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima city of Japan?
5. Neutrality is the condition of those states which in time of war take no part in the contest, but continue pacific intercourse with the belligerents. Whose statement is this?
6. The general principle of International law is that one independent state remains independent from another independent state. Who said it?
7. A sea pirate is a person who attacks a ship without obtaining legal authority from any state. His intention was to loot the ship's cargo. Who said it?
8. The state has jurisdiction in:
9. Principle Jus Soli means:
10. How many types of responsibilities of states have been mentioned by Oppenheim?
11. Which of the following is a subject of international crime?
12. The propounder of the Calvo doctrine C. Calvo was a resident of which country?
13. The state has certain responsibilities in relation to state responsibility under the rules of international state responsibility. Who said it?
14. Succession is limited to the individual in law, where a man goes dead, his responsibility and receipt is handed over to his successor. This doesn't happen in states. Who said it?
15. Under what circumstances universal responsibility is found?
16. What are the methods of succession?
17. Which is the form of treaty?
18. In how many parts has the treaty been divided in the British yearbook - 1930?
19. Schwarzon Burger has divided the rules of treaty interpretation into how many parts?
20. When was Czechoslovakia merged in Munich?
21. It is the solemn duty of the treaty states to comply with the responsibilities arising from the treaty. Who said it?
22. When was the charter of Human Rights adopted?
23. Tobar Doctrine is related to:
24. Conference of Bogota was held in:
25. Diplomatic staff enjoys complete immunity from:
26. Number of judges of International Court of Justice is:
27. Headquarters of International Court of Justice is in:
28. Vitican city is:
29. Which one of the following scholars considers international law as the true law?
30. The book 'Jure Belli ac paceis' written by:
31. Currently, who is the Judge in International Court of Justice from India?
32. Test of power in states is war. Who said it?
33. That the laws of war are actually in a chaotic state and urgently need revision, is a fact not to be challenged. Who said this?
34. How many types of war are there?
35. The objective of land warfare is:
36. Which of the following ship cannot be attacked?
37. When was the United Nations established?
38. Where was the first session of the United Nations held?
39. The term of judges of International Court of Justice is:
40. Who is known as the father of International Law?
41. Landlocked state is:
42. Vienna conference of 1961 is related to:
43. Contiguous zone is limited to a maximum of:
44. The convention for the protection of the Ozone layer was done on:
45. Culvo doctrine is:
46. Diplomatic relations are established by:
47. Eruption of war terminates:
48. Foreignship sailing and anchoring in the coastal waters of another state is:
49. Piracy is an offence within the jurisdiction of:
50. Territorial waters are:
51. Montreal convention for the safety of civil aviation was signed in:
52. Non-permanent members for the security council are elected for a period of:
53. International law is not a true law but a code of rules of conduct of moral force only. Who said it?
54. International law is the vanishing point of jurisprudence. Whose statement is this?
55. International law of nations is this name of the body of rules which according to the usual definitions regulate the conduct of the state in their intercourse with another. Who said it?
56. In which case is the definition of International law given?
57. Which law is subject matter of International law?
58. National Law regulates the behaviour of the individuals of the state and International Law regulates the behaviour of states. Who said?
59. The object of International law are not states but the individual members of the states. Whose statement is this?
60. In which case was the Blackstonian doctrine not accepted in England?
61. Which types of treaties are practised in America?
62. According to article-55, ratified or approved treaties and agreements have authority superior to law once they are published. This article is related to which constitution?
63. An inn that provides shelter to a traveller for the night cannot be the ultimate goal of his journey. Like a traveller, law must be prepared for tomorrow's journey. Who said?
64. Which conference was called by Czar Alexander II in 1874?
65. London declaration was related to:
66. Which are the formal sources of International Law?
67. First Hague peace conference was organised by:
68. Which are the difficulties of codification of international law?
69. Which of the following organisation is an International Organisation?
70. In the ultimate analysis individuals alone are the subjects of International Law. Whose statement is this?
71. Who said this 'All authorities agree that sovereign states are the subjects of International Law'?
72. Nehru doctrine was related to:
73. When did Bangladesh come into existence?
74. Recognition of a state is the act by which another state acknowledges that the political entity recognised possesses the attributes of statehood. Whose statement is this?
75. Which are the principles of recognition of state?