Question

International Law can be applied in the field of Municipal Law only when Municipal Law either permits it or adopts it specifically

• A. Correct
• B. Incorrect
• C. Partly correct
• D. Partly incorrect

Hint:

Ensure all question details are complete to avoid ambiguity in legal examinations.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

International Law is generally not automatically applicable within a country's domestic legal system unless the Municipal Law (domestic law) of that country explicitly permits or adopts it. This principle is rooted in the concept of state sovereignty, where each nation has the authority to determine how and when international laws are integrated into its own legal framework. Therefore, the statement is correct. The correct answer is: \[ {\text{Correct}} \]