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"The subjects of law in any legal system are not necessarily identical in their nature or in the extent…

This observation on the varying nature and rights of subjects of law was made by the ICJ in "Reparation for injuries suffered in the service of the United Nations" (advisory…

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"The subjects of law in any legal system are not necessarily identical in their nature or in the extent of their rights, and their nature depends upon the needs of the community." In which of the following cases, the above observations were made:

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This observation on the varying nature and rights of subjects of law was made by the ICJ in "Reparation for injuries suffered in the service of the United Nations" (advisory opinion, 1949), which recognised the UN's international legal personality.

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