Q1. Recognition becomes essential as it gives rise to certain effects important for a State to deal with international community. Examine. (15 Marks)
Answer Approach:
- Introduction: Define recognition in 1-2 lines.
- Main Body: Elaborate on the effects of recognition and the consequences of non-recognition. Try to incorporate at least 2-3 examples where countries enjoyed the benefits of effects of recognition or other countries which suffered the disadvantages of non-recognition.
- Conclusion: Conclude by highlighting the most important effect of recognition from which other effects flow.
- Tip for students: Try to address the main demand of the question, i.e. keep your focus on the effects of recognition. Don’t write too much on constitutive and declaratory theories.
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