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In "Nicaragua V. U.S.A." the World Court, by majority, treated the sources of international law as not hierarchical but complementary and inter-related, notably treaty and…

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In which of the following cases the World Court by majority has taken the view that the sources of international law are not hierarchical but are necessarily complementary and inter-related ?

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In "Nicaragua V. U.S.A." the World Court, by majority, treated the sources of international law as not hierarchical but complementary and inter-related, notably treaty and customary law existing side by side.

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