Which circumstance generally excludes wrongfulness when a state lawfully consents to another state's specific conduct?
Correct answer: A. Consent by the affected state
- A. Consent by the affected state
- B. Economic competition between states
- C. A change in national government
- D. A disagreement over treaty meaning
Explanation
Valid consent by an affected state can preclude the wrongfulness of conduct within the limits of that consent. A political change or treaty disagreement does not by itself remove an international obligation.
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