The doctrine of 'territorial nexus' means that

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The doctrine of 'territorial nexus' means that:

A. Laws made by the State Legislature may have their application to the people of other States when there is direct relation between such laws and people of other States

B. The territory of every State is open to all citizens of India for the purpose of trade and commerce

C. The State Legislature is sovereign within its territory

D. Laws made by sovereign State Legislatures cannot be questioned on the ground of extra-territorial operation

Answer: Option A

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