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One of the bases of conferring jurisdiction on the International Court of Justice is called forum…

Forum prorogatum is the doctrine by which a state, without a prior treaty basis, tacitly consents through its conduct to the ICJ's jurisdiction, i.e. "Unilateral implied…

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One of the bases of conferring jurisdiction on the International Court of Justice is called forum prorogatum which means-

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Forum prorogatum is the doctrine by which a state, without a prior treaty basis, tacitly consents through its conduct to the ICJ's jurisdiction, i.e. "Unilateral implied acceptance of the Court's jurisdiction in a particular case".

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