Special CSS 2023 International Law MCQs 17 October 2023
1. Delicts juris gentium means:
A. Wrongs recognized by private International law
B. Wrongs recognized by public international law
C. Wrongs recognized by law in general
D. None of these
B. Wrongs recognized by public international law
2. Subject of International law are:
A. State entity
B. Non state entity
C. Both A and B
D. None of these
C. Both A and B
3. The charter of UN was drawn up by:
A. Moscow and Tehran conference 1943
B. London declaration 1943
C. San Francisco Conference 1945
D. None of these
C. San Francisco Conference 1945
4. Article 5 of the International court of justice envisage:
A. Crime within jurisdiction of Court
B. Crime against humanity
C. War Crime
D. None of these
D. None of these
5. Treaties are the “supreme law of the land”, where it is laid down?
A. Constitution of UK
B. Constitution of USA
C. UN charter
D. None of these
B. Constitution of USA
6. Rebus sic stantibus means:
A. He who owns the surface has title both to the airspace above and under subsoil
B. He who owns the surface has title to the airspace above only
C. An obligation that agreement come to an end with change of circumstances
D. None of these
C. An obligation that agreement come to an end with change of circumstances
7. Jura in re aliena:
A. Rights on ones own territory
B. Rights in another property
C. Law of another country
D. None of these
B. Rights in another property
8. Ratione temporis means:
A. By reason of the subject matter
B. Not subject to any sovereignty.
C. Conditioned by reference to time
D. None of these
C. Conditioned by reference to time
9. Res nullius means:
A. Ownerless property
B. Unauthorized use of territory
C. Authorized use of property
D. None of these
A. Ownerless property
10. Stipulation pour autrui means:
A. Contractual obligation in favour of one party
B. Contractual obligation in favour of third part
C. Agreements are made to be fulfilled
D. None of these
B. Contractual obligation in favour of third part
11. The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural rights was adopted in:
A. 1976
B. 1969
C. 1966
D. None of these
C. 1966
12. The International Covenant on Civil and political rights was adopted in:
A. 1966
B. 1949
C. 1986
D. None of these
A. 1966
13. Erga omnes means:
A. Binding on all states irrespective of consent
B. Binding on consenting parties
C. Rules governing conduct of war
D. None of these
A. Binding on all states irrespective of consent
14. Article 59 of statute of ICJ provides that:
A. The decision of Court has binding force except between parties
B. The decision of Court has no binding force except between parties
C. Statue of ICJ refers to a general practice accepted as law.
D. None of these
B. The decision of Court has no binding force except between parties
15. Jus Sanguinis means:
A. Mode of acquiring nationality by fact of birth
B. Mode of acquiring nationality by fact of descent
C. Aw of acquiring nationality
D. None of these
B. Mode of acquiring nationality by fact of descent
16. Article 62 of the Vienna convention on the law of treaties 1969 deals with:
A. Reservation clauses in a treaty
B. Effect of treaty
C. Pacta sunt servanda
D. None of these
A. Reservation clauses in a treaty
17. Dejure recognition of the state is:
A. A permanent and legal recognition
B. A temporary recognition
C. Necessary for defacto recognition
D. None of these
A. A permanent and legal recognition
18. Jus ad bellum means:
A. Rules governing conduct of war
B. Rules governing resort to war
C. Agreements binding on states
D. None of these
B. Rules governing resort to war
19. Jus cogen are peremptory norms from which a derogation is:
A. Possible with consent of states
B. Possible with approval of UN
C. Possible through bilateral treaty
D. None of these
D. None of these
20. The Estrada doctrine relates to:
A. Delimitation of boundaries
B. Jurisdiction over aliens
C. Recognition of states
D. None of these
C. Recognition of states
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