Law making treaties perform the same function in the international field as the state does by:
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Custom
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Public opinion
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Legislation
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Delegated legislation
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Option C is correct. Law-making treaties are the primary method of creating binding international law, just as domestic legislation creates binding law within a state. Both are formal, written instruments that create legal obligations. Custom (Option A) is unwritten and evolves differently, while delegated legislation (Option D) is subordinate to primary legislation.