A. The sovereignty resides in the state alone
B. Sovereignty resides in the King only
C. Sovereignty is shared by the King and the Parliament
D. Sovereignty is shared by the state and other associations
A. Legal Sovereignty
B. Political Sovereignty
C. Titular Sovereignty
D. Popular Sovereignty
A. John Austin
B. Bodin
C. Grotius
D. Hobbes
A. Denial of all sovereign power to the state
B. Grant of absolute sovereign right to the state
C. Grant of limited sovereign powers to the state
D. Grant of all powers to associations only
A. Sovereignty is exclusively vested in the state
B. Sovereignty is shared by the various social, religious, economic and political groups
C. Sovereignty is the privilege of social and economic groups only
D. Sovereignty rests with the United Nations
A. Legal sovereignty
B. Political sovereignty
C. Nominal Sovereign
D. Absolute sovereignty
A. Absoluteness
B. Inalienability
C. Divisibility
D. Exclusiveness
A. The state is a unique organization
B. The state is as important as the other social, economic and religious groups
C. The other social, economic and religious groups are more important than the state
D. State is controlled by other associations
A. Abolition of state
B. Classless and stateless society
C. Curtailing powers of state
D. Further extension of the powers of state
A. Written Constitution
B. Independent Judiciary
C. Political Parties
D. International Law