Vande Matram!
These are some
one liner notes on Public International Law. Read them carefully and note them
for your knowledge.
One liner
notes on Public International Law: Part 18
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Under Declaratory Theory of recognition
of state the independence of a new state does not take into account its
acceptance by other states.
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The Declaratory theory has been given in
Article 3 of the Montevideo Convention where it recognises the existence of a
new state does not depend upon the mind of the other existing states’ consent.
·
Oppenheim proposed consecutive theory
wherein it stated that for a state to be considered as an International entity,
it is necessary for it to be recognised by other sovereign states so that it
can enjoy its rights and duties.
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The theory does not propose the
non-existence of a state rather it places an emphasis on acceptance by other
states for a state to enjoy their exclusive rights.
·
Expressed Recognition is done through an
official notification or declaration by an existing state recognising the
presence of a newly formed state.
·
Express Rdcognition usually recognises a
de jure form of recognition unless provided otherwise by the recognising
state in the declaration for considering it under any other form.
·
The action of an existing state done
impliedly such as speeches, declarations, which indicates acceptance to a new state
as an International person is considered as a form of Implied Recognition.
·
In case of a newly formed government, it
is necessary to check the constitutionality of the government to ensure a valid
recognition of the same.
·
When a new state comes into existence it
becomes necessary to check the structure of the new government to ensure
international standards are being followed.
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