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“International Law is the body of rules which are legally binding on states in their intercourse with…

Oppenheim gives this definition of international law. It recognises States as the principal subjects while allowing international organisations and individuals to hold…

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“International Law is the body of rules which are legally binding on states in their intercourse with each other. These rules are primary those which govern the relation of States, but the States are not the only subjects of International Law. International organisations, and to some extent also individuals may be subjects of rights conferred and duties imposed by International Law.”
Who among the following International Jurists has given the aforesaid definition ?

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Oppenheim gives this definition of international law. It recognises States as the principal subjects while allowing international organisations and individuals to hold international rights and duties.

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