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51.

A successor state inherits:

A.	All rights/duties of the predecessor state	B.	Only some of the rights/duties of the predecessor state
C.	Some of the rights/duties of the predecessor state	D.	None of these

52.

The continuity of states as International Legal Persons is:

A.	Affected by change of governmentq	B.	Not affected by change of government
C.	Depends on the recognition of the new government	D.	None of these

53.

Rights of land-locked states are governed by:

A.	Rules of customary International Law	B.	Convention on the Law of Sea
C.	Mutual consent	D.	None of these

54.

Under the Convention of the Law of the Sea, the breadth of the territorial Sea is:

A.	6 nautical miles	B.	8 nautical miles
C.	12 nautical miles	D.	None of these

55.

Under the Convention of the Law of the Sea, the breadth of the Exclusive Economic Zone is:

A.	100 nautical miles	B.	200 nautical miles
C.	300 nautical miles	D.	None of these

56.

The Harmon Doctrine is:

A.	Part of International Law	B.	Was renounced before it could take roots in International Law
C.	Is attempting to earn general acceptance	D.	None of these

57.

International Law prescribes:

A.	A form for the making of international agreements	B.	A procedure for the making of international agreement
C.	Neither form nor procedure but leaves it to the will and convenience of the parties	D.	None of these

58.

Vital change of circumstances:

A.	Renders a treaty invalid	B.	Terminates the treaty
C.	Has no effect on the treaty	D.	None of these

59.

Subject of International Law are:

A.	States	B.	Individuals
C.	Both (a) and (b)

60.

International Law

A.	Is superior to National Law	B.	Is Inferior to National Law
C.	Has nothing to do with it	D.	None of these