The Principal Difference Between Domestic and International Law Is That

question 69

Multiple Choice

The principal difference between domestic and international law is that

• A) domestic law applies within a particular geographic area, whereas international law applies between different provinces.
• B) domestic law applies within Canada. International law governs Canada's relations with other states.
• C) domestic law applies between different provinces, whereas international law applies within a particular geographic area.
• D) domestic law does not apply in Canada. Only international law applies.
• E) domestic law applies within Canada, but only to the extent permitted by private international law.

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