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In which one of the following cases the International Court of Justice has held that in respect of…

In "Nottebohm's Case" the ICJ held that a State is not obliged to recognise nationality conferred where there is no genuine link between the individual and the naturalising…

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In which one of the following cases the International Court of Justice has held that in respect of grant of nationality there is no obligation of the states if a man has no relationship with the state of Naturalisation and the court has applied the 'Principle of effective nationality' ?

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In "Nottebohm's Case" the ICJ held that a State is not obliged to recognise nationality conferred where there is no genuine link between the individual and the naturalising State, applying the principle of effective or genuine nationality.

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