10-mark question · Part C · Public International Law
State 'A' grants de facto recognition to State 'B'. Later, State 'B' engages in behaviour which violates its international commitments, due to which State 'A' decides to revoke the de facto recognition given to State 'B'. Justify the action of State 'A'.
Frequency
1×
papers in the bank
Marks
10
common OU pattern
Years
2022
Appeared in
- Public International Law · April/May 2022 Mapped paper Download
Mapped topics
- States, international organisations and the individual — Unit II
- Recognition of States and governments; territorial sovereignty — Unit II
- International human rights: UDHR and ICCPR — Unit V
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