The “International Law” was earlier known as
Question and options
The “International Law” was earlier known as
- Transactional Law
- Inter-State Law
- Law of Nations
- Transitional Law
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - Law of Nations
International law was earlier called the Law of Nations (jus gentium); Bentham coined the term 'international law' in 1780.
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