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In which case, the International Court of Justice justified the adoption of straight base line for…

In the "Anglo-Norwegian Fisheries Case, 1951", the ICJ upheld Norway's use of straight baselines for measuring the breadth of its territorial sea given its deeply indented…

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In which case, the International Court of Justice justified the adoption of straight base line for measuring territorial waters?

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In the "Anglo-Norwegian Fisheries Case, 1951", the ICJ upheld Norway's use of straight baselines for measuring the breadth of its territorial sea given its deeply indented coastline.

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