Luther v James (Recognition of nations)

In this international law case heard in the United Kingdom, the court clarified that counties obtain legitimacy according to the recognition of OTHER countries, and that under the English (and Australian) forms of government, that decision is made by the executive branch.

[@razanabdulaziz.8154]

simple and clear thank you & I'm waiting for more cases alike in the future

[@AnthsLawSchool]

I'll do my very best :)

[@uchihaobito3528]

Hey Anthony, didn't the KBD hold that Britain provided De-Facto Recognition to Soviet Russia in 1921, and rule in favour of Sagor?

[@shubhangipandey509]

Exactly