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Consider the following statements in respect of recognition of a government: 1. There is no obligation…

There is no duty to recognise a foreign government, recognition of a State implies recognition of its government, and recognition of a government can be withdrawn (so…

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Consider the following statements in respect of recognition of a government:
1. There is no obligation on the part of a State to recognize a government of another State.
2. Recognition of a State necessarily implies recognition of government as well.
3. Recognition of a government once granted cannot be withdrawn.
4. Recognition of a government once granted can be withdrawn.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

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Correct answer C

There is no duty to recognise a foreign government, recognition of a State implies recognition of its government, and recognition of a government can be withdrawn (so statement 3 is false), giving "1, 2 and 4".

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