International law is the body of rules and principles of action which are binding upon civilised states…
The definition of international law as the body of rules and principles of action binding upon civilised States in their mutual relations is that of "J.L. Brierly" in 'The…
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International law is the body of rules and principles of action which are binding upon civilised states in their relations with one another. This definition is attributed to whom of the following?
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The definition of international law as the body of rules and principles of action binding upon civilised States in their mutual relations is that of "J.L. Brierly" in 'The Law of Nations', not of "Oppenheim", "J.G. Starke" or "Jeremy Bentham".
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