A. A person who enjoys absolute powers and is not accountable to any one
B. A person who is vested with all sovereign powers by the constitution but whose powers does someone else enjoy
C. A person who enjoys all the powers vested in him by the constitution
D. A sovereign elected by the Parliament

A. It is definite
B. It enjoys only limited authority
C. It possesses the power to issue final commands
D. All rights emanate from it

A. Are opposed to each other
B. Can exist side by side
C. Have no relation with each other
D. Are acquired with the help of force

A. Right of the state to act without outside restrictions
B. Right of state to apply international law
C. Right of state to send diplomatic envoys to other states
D. Rights of a state to maintain an army of its own

A. Bodin
B. Grotius
C. Austin
D. Montesquieu

A. Austin
B. Bodin
C. Rousseau
D. Grotius

A. Bodin
B. Laski
C. Sir Henry Maine
D. Hobbes

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