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Publıc Internatıonal Law I
PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW I Dersi Subjects Of International Law soru cevapları
PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW I Dersi Subjects Of International Law soru detayı:
SORU:
What is meant by de jure and de facto recognition?
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In case of de jure recognition, in the opinion of the recognizing state, the new state or government fulfils all the attributes essential for its effective participation in the international community, and it may grant the recognition to the latter formally.
- Under de facto recognition, in the opinion of the recognizing state, the new state or government: (i) lacks stability and permanency, or (ii) does not possess all the essentials required under international law for its effective participation in international affairs, but, in fact, it fulfils these requirements. It may grant recognition to the latter provisionally with all due reservations for the future.
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In case of de jure recognition, in the opinion of the recognizing state, the new state or government fulfils all the attributes essential for its effective participation in the international community, and it may grant the recognition to the latter formally.
- Under de facto recognition, in the opinion of the recognizing state, the new state or government: (i) lacks stability and permanency, or (ii) does not possess all the essentials required under international law for its effective participation in international affairs, but, in fact, it fulfils these requirements. It may grant recognition to the latter provisionally with all due reservations for the future.