Multiple choice

International law is

  1. Collection of legislations of various countries.

  2. Body of rules and principles of action which are binding upon civilized states in their relation with each other.

  3. Collection of customs of various countries.

  4. A legal instrument in service of domestic policy.
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B Correct answer
Explanation

International law is defined as the body of rules and principles that govern relations between states. Unlike domestic law, it's not a collection of legislations or customs of individual countries, nor is it an instrument for domestic policy. It regulates the conduct of states in their international relations.

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