Optional Clause Jurisdiction Differs from Contentious Jurisdiction in That, Optional

question 23

Multiple Choice

Optional clause jurisdiction differs from contentious jurisdiction in that, optional clause jurisdiction is ________.

• A) the requirement that a tribunal must have power over the parties before it may hear a dispute
• B) the power of the ICJ to give opinions about issues of international law at the request of the United Nations or one of its specialized agencies
• C) the power of a court to hear a matter that involves a dispute between two or more parties
• D) a unilateral grant of jurisdiction by a state to the ICJ that allows the Court to resolve disputes involving that state

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Definitions:

Strict Liability

A legal doctrine holding an individual or entity liable for damages or injuries caused by their actions, regardless of fault or intent.

402A

A section of the Restatement (Second) of Torts that outlines the principle of strict liability for harm caused by defective products.

Safety Shielding

Protective measures or devices designed to prevent accidents or injuries in various environments, especially those involving machinery, equipment, or hazardous materials.

Implied Warranty

A legal assumption that a product will meet basic quality and functionality standards even if not explicitly stated.