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International Court of Justice is different from the Supreme Court of India because:

Unlike the Supreme Court of India, the ICJ differs because "Its jurisdiction is limited to States which have consented to its jurisdiction and its judgements are binding…

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International Court of Justice is different from the Supreme Court of India because:

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Unlike the Supreme Court of India, the ICJ differs because "Its jurisdiction is limited to States which have consented to its jurisdiction and its judgements are binding only on the parties to the dispute." (Article 59 of the Statute).

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