Which of the following statements are true about International Law?

A. It is a framework of rules and principles binding the relationship between states.
B. It is derived from Constitutional Law.
C. It is a body of law that governs the conduct of States amongst themselves.
D. It governs the conduct of institutions of National importance.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

A & C only

The correct answer is Option (4) → A & C only

Here's the reasoning for each statement:

• A. It is a framework of rules and principles binding the relationship between states. True: International law establishes guidelines for how states interact with one another.

• B. It is derived from Constitutional Law. False: International law is distinct from constitutional law, as it governs the relationships between sovereign states and is not derived from the domestic laws of any single country.

• C. It is a body of law that governs the conduct of States amongst themselves. True: This statement accurately describes international law's primary function, which is to regulate relations between states.

• D. It governs the conduct of institutions of National importance. False: While international law may impact national institutions, it primarily focuses on relations between states, not specifically governing national institutions.