International Law MCQs 1986
(A) The
doctrine, which accepted the "Law of Nature" as an independent source
of rules of the law of nations, was propounded by:
1: Bodin
2: Machiavelli
3: Hobbes
4: Grotius
(B) The permanent court of arbitration was established by:
1: The Hague Conferences of 1899 and 1907
2: The Washington Naval Conference of 1922
3: The Vienna Conference of 1968-69
4: The Geneva Convention of April 29, 1958.
(c) "International Law is not true Law but positive international morality only". Who said it?
1: Pufendof
2: Austin
3: Bentham
4: Pollock
(D) "Treates are the supreme law of the land". Where is it laid down?
1: Constitution of USA
2: UN Charter
3: Statute of the ICJ
4: British Constitution
(E) When was Monroe Doctrine originally announced?
1: 1623
2: 1723
3: 1823
4: 1923
(F) A Vasal State is:
1: One which is completely under the suzerainty of another State
2: One which is supposed to exist in every vessel of the State, on the high seas.
3: A Protectorate
4: A State which is a member of common wealth
(G) A Condominium is :
1: A State of Chaos
2: A State enjoying Dominion status
3: A particular territory over which joint dominion is exercised by two or more external powers.
4: A State with a Federal form of Constitution
(H) ANZUS stands for:
1: African National Zest Under Sovereignty
2: Association for security purpose of Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
3: Afghan National Zealous United Struggle
4: All Nigerian Zambian Ugandan Society
(I) IAEA is used for:
1: International Atomic energy Agency
2: Islamic aid from Emirates for Afghanistan
3: International agency for Ethiopian Aid
4: Imperial Agency for Europ and Asia.
(J) What is Contraband?
1: All Narcotics
2: Articles banned by a government
3: All Smuggled material
4: Goods which may assist an enemy in the conduct of war.
1: Bodin
2: Machiavelli
3: Hobbes
4: Grotius
(B) The permanent court of arbitration was established by:
1: The Hague Conferences of 1899 and 1907
2: The Washington Naval Conference of 1922
3: The Vienna Conference of 1968-69
4: The Geneva Convention of April 29, 1958.
(c) "International Law is not true Law but positive international morality only". Who said it?
1: Pufendof
2: Austin
3: Bentham
4: Pollock
(D) "Treates are the supreme law of the land". Where is it laid down?
1: Constitution of USA
2: UN Charter
3: Statute of the ICJ
4: British Constitution
(E) When was Monroe Doctrine originally announced?
1: 1623
2: 1723
3: 1823
4: 1923
(F) A Vasal State is:
1: One which is completely under the suzerainty of another State
2: One which is supposed to exist in every vessel of the State, on the high seas.
3: A Protectorate
4: A State which is a member of common wealth
(G) A Condominium is :
1: A State of Chaos
2: A State enjoying Dominion status
3: A particular territory over which joint dominion is exercised by two or more external powers.
4: A State with a Federal form of Constitution
(H) ANZUS stands for:
1: African National Zest Under Sovereignty
2: Association for security purpose of Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
3: Afghan National Zealous United Struggle
4: All Nigerian Zambian Ugandan Society
(I) IAEA is used for:
1: International Atomic energy Agency
2: Islamic aid from Emirates for Afghanistan
3: International agency for Ethiopian Aid
4: Imperial Agency for Europ and Asia.
(J) What is Contraband?
1: All Narcotics
2: Articles banned by a government
3: All Smuggled material
4: Goods which may assist an enemy in the conduct of war.
International Law MCQs 1987
A.
The
principle of exhaustion of local remedies is related to:
1: The immunities of a political agent
2: State responsibility
3: Extradition of foreign criminals
B. The headquarters of The United Nations is located at:
1: Geneva
2:Vienna
3: New York
4: Washington
5: Rome
6: Paris.
C. The permanent Court of International Justice has its headquarter at:
1: London
2: Hamburg
3: Luxembourg
4: Geneva
5: The Hague
6: Nowhere
D. The headquarters of ICAO are located at:
1: Vienna
2: New York
3: Nairobi
4: Montreal
E. An agreement between a State and a multinational corporation
1: A Treaty
2: Not a treaty
F. A member of the International Law Commission is:
1: Appointed by his state
2: Appointed by the UN secretary-General
3: Elected by the general assembly
G. The term of a member of the International Law Commission is:
1: 3 years
2: 5 Years
3: 7 Years
4: 9 years
H. A candidate for the International court of justice is nominated by:
1: The National Government
2: The National group
3:The president of the permanent court of arbitration .
I. A Judge of the ICJ is elected by:
1: The general assembly
2: The security council
3: Both the general assembly and the Security council
J, The Security council consists of:
1: 15 members
2: 5 members
3: 9 members
4: 34 members
5: 54 members
K. An ad-hoc judge of the ICJ is:
1: Elected by General Assembly
2: Elected by the Security Council
3: Appointed by the Secretary General
4: Appointed by the State
L. Tobar doctrine is related to:
1: The Cognition of a State
2: The recognition of a Government
3: The recognition of insurgents.
M. The Vienna convention of consular relations was adopted in:
1: 1815
2: 1961
3: 1963
4: 1969
5: 1975
6: 1978
N. The territorial waters of State may extend up to:
1: 3 miles
2: 6 miles
3: 9 miles
4: 12 miles
5: 24 miles
6: 50 miles
7: 200 miles
O. A land-locked State:
1: Cannot fly its own flag
2: Can fly its own flag
3: Can fly its flag with the flag of another State
P. The definition of aggression was adopted in:
1: 1989
2: 1907
3: 1919
4: 1928
5: 1945
6: 1974
7: 1983
Q. The baseline is line from which the limits of:
1: Air space are measured
2: Maritime zones are measured
3: The land frontiers of the two States are demarcated.
R. The theory of absolute territorial sovereignty:
1: Allows a State to have absolute jurisdiction over all foreigners.
2: Advocates for exclusive right of the territorial State over water resources of an international river.
3: Entitles a State to exercise exclusive jurisdiction over foreign ships.
S. The doctrine of " inter-temporal law":
1: Means that in case of conflict between Municipal Law and International Law, the latter will prevail.
2: Relates to the question of application of different legal systems prevailing at successive periods.
3: Means that the principle of natural justice take precedence over other rules.
T. The eastern Greenland case rose between:
1: Norway and the U.K
2: Norway and Denmark
3: Norway and Iceland
4: Denmark and Germany.
1: The immunities of a political agent
2: State responsibility
3: Extradition of foreign criminals
B. The headquarters of The United Nations is located at:
1: Geneva
2:Vienna
3: New York
4: Washington
5: Rome
6: Paris.
C. The permanent Court of International Justice has its headquarter at:
1: London
2: Hamburg
3: Luxembourg
4: Geneva
5: The Hague
6: Nowhere
D. The headquarters of ICAO are located at:
1: Vienna
2: New York
3: Nairobi
4: Montreal
E. An agreement between a State and a multinational corporation
1: A Treaty
2: Not a treaty
F. A member of the International Law Commission is:
1: Appointed by his state
2: Appointed by the UN secretary-General
3: Elected by the general assembly
G. The term of a member of the International Law Commission is:
1: 3 years
2: 5 Years
3: 7 Years
4: 9 years
H. A candidate for the International court of justice is nominated by:
1: The National Government
2: The National group
3:The president of the permanent court of arbitration .
I. A Judge of the ICJ is elected by:
1: The general assembly
2: The security council
3: Both the general assembly and the Security council
J, The Security council consists of:
1: 15 members
2: 5 members
3: 9 members
4: 34 members
5: 54 members
K. An ad-hoc judge of the ICJ is:
1: Elected by General Assembly
2: Elected by the Security Council
3: Appointed by the Secretary General
4: Appointed by the State
L. Tobar doctrine is related to:
1: The Cognition of a State
2: The recognition of a Government
3: The recognition of insurgents.
M. The Vienna convention of consular relations was adopted in:
1: 1815
2: 1961
3: 1963
4: 1969
5: 1975
6: 1978
N. The territorial waters of State may extend up to:
1: 3 miles
2: 6 miles
3: 9 miles
4: 12 miles
5: 24 miles
6: 50 miles
7: 200 miles
O. A land-locked State:
1: Cannot fly its own flag
2: Can fly its own flag
3: Can fly its flag with the flag of another State
P. The definition of aggression was adopted in:
1: 1989
2: 1907
3: 1919
4: 1928
5: 1945
6: 1974
7: 1983
Q. The baseline is line from which the limits of:
1: Air space are measured
2: Maritime zones are measured
3: The land frontiers of the two States are demarcated.
R. The theory of absolute territorial sovereignty:
1: Allows a State to have absolute jurisdiction over all foreigners.
2: Advocates for exclusive right of the territorial State over water resources of an international river.
3: Entitles a State to exercise exclusive jurisdiction over foreign ships.
S. The doctrine of " inter-temporal law":
1: Means that in case of conflict between Municipal Law and International Law, the latter will prevail.
2: Relates to the question of application of different legal systems prevailing at successive periods.
3: Means that the principle of natural justice take precedence over other rules.
T. The eastern Greenland case rose between:
1: Norway and the U.K
2: Norway and Denmark
3: Norway and Iceland
4: Denmark and Germany.
International Law MCQs, 1988
1. Who is the president of the International court of
justice?
a: Muhammad Haleem
b: William Rehaquist
c: Nagendra Singh
d: Hisashi Owada
a: Muhammad Haleem
b: William Rehaquist
c: Nagendra Singh
d: Hisashi Owada
2.
Who is the present president of World peace through Law center:
a: Charles S Rhyne
b: Warren E Burger
c: Perez de Cueller
3. How often in a year is the "American Journal of International " published?
a: Annually
b: Quarterly
c: Monthly
4. Where is the secretariat of American Society of International Law located?
a: San Francisco
b: Ann Arbor
c: New Jersey
d: Washington DC
5. Where from is "The International Law and Comparative Law quarterly" published?
a: London
b: New York
c: Paris
d: Tokyo
e: Beijing
6. When was the UN charter of human Rights adopted?
a: December 10, 1945
b: December 10, 1948
c: December 10, 1951
7. When did the General Assembly of the United nations adopted the charter of economics rights and duties of States?
a: December 12, 1974
b: December 12, 1980
c: December 12, 1987
8. The diplomatic Conference on Humanitarian Law was held in:
a: 1974
b: 1975
c: 1976
9. The convention on the settlement of investment Disputes between States and Nationals of other States came into force on:
a: October 14, 1966
b: October 14, 1967
c: October 14, 1968
10. The declaration on the Elimination of all Forms of Intolerance and Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief was adopted at the United Nations by consensus in:
a: 1981
b: 1982
c: 1983
11. The Hague Convention on the Taking of Evidence Abroad in Civil or commercial Matters (The Hague Evidence Convention) was done on:
a: March 18, 1970
b: March 18, 1975
c: March 18, 1988
12. The protocol for the suppression of unlawful acts of violence at Airports serving International Civil Aviation was done on:
a: February 24, 1988
b: February 24, 1978
c: February 24, 1968
13. The United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea was held at Geneva in:
a: 1958
b: 1959
c: 1960
14. The second session of the United Nations Committee on economics, social and cultural Rights was held at Geneva in:
a: February 1988
b: February 1987
15. The Convention for the protection of Ozone Layer was done on:
a: March 22, 1985
b: March 22, 1987
c: March 22, 1988
a: Charles S Rhyne
b: Warren E Burger
c: Perez de Cueller
3. How often in a year is the "American Journal of International " published?
a: Annually
b: Quarterly
c: Monthly
4. Where is the secretariat of American Society of International Law located?
a: San Francisco
b: Ann Arbor
c: New Jersey
d: Washington DC
5. Where from is "The International Law and Comparative Law quarterly" published?
a: London
b: New York
c: Paris
d: Tokyo
e: Beijing
6. When was the UN charter of human Rights adopted?
a: December 10, 1945
b: December 10, 1948
c: December 10, 1951
7. When did the General Assembly of the United nations adopted the charter of economics rights and duties of States?
a: December 12, 1974
b: December 12, 1980
c: December 12, 1987
8. The diplomatic Conference on Humanitarian Law was held in:
a: 1974
b: 1975
c: 1976
9. The convention on the settlement of investment Disputes between States and Nationals of other States came into force on:
a: October 14, 1966
b: October 14, 1967
c: October 14, 1968
10. The declaration on the Elimination of all Forms of Intolerance and Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief was adopted at the United Nations by consensus in:
a: 1981
b: 1982
c: 1983
11. The Hague Convention on the Taking of Evidence Abroad in Civil or commercial Matters (The Hague Evidence Convention) was done on:
a: March 18, 1970
b: March 18, 1975
c: March 18, 1988
12. The protocol for the suppression of unlawful acts of violence at Airports serving International Civil Aviation was done on:
a: February 24, 1988
b: February 24, 1978
c: February 24, 1968
13. The United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea was held at Geneva in:
a: 1958
b: 1959
c: 1960
14. The second session of the United Nations Committee on economics, social and cultural Rights was held at Geneva in:
a: February 1988
b: February 1987
15. The Convention for the protection of Ozone Layer was done on:
a: March 22, 1985
b: March 22, 1987
c: March 22, 1988
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