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International Law or the Law of Nations is the name of body of rules which according to the usual…

The definition of international law as the body of rules which, according to the usual definitions, regulate the conduct of States in their intercourse with one another is…

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International Law or the Law of Nations is the name of body of rules which according to the usual definitions regulate the conduct of the states in their intercourse with one another. Who has given this definition ?

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The definition of international law as the body of rules which, according to the usual definitions, regulate the conduct of States in their intercourse with one another is that of John Chipman "Gray" in The Nature and Sources of the Law. "Hackworth", "Charles G. Fenwick" and "Whiteman" used different formulations.

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