alleryStart learning →If domestic law gives a lower rate than a treaty cap, which rate applies?
AAlways the treaty cap rate
BThe higher of two rates
CThe average of both rates
DThe lower local law rate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. The lower local law rate
A treaty sets a maximum rate, so a lower domestic rate still prevails.
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