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Dispute over territorial water ensued between Country X and its neighbour country Y. Country X is a member of United Nations whereas Country Y is not. To resolve their dispute peacefully, both countries approach the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Can ICJ resolve their dispute? |
No, since country Y' is not a member. ICJ has no jurisdiction. No, because such disputes should be resolved diplomatically as both are neighbours. Yes, as even the non-members may approach the ICJ for dispute resolution (Art.93 of the Statute of ICJ) Yes, International disputes can be resolved only by ICJ and no one else. |
Yes, as even the non-members may approach the ICJ for dispute resolution (Art.93 of the Statute of ICJ) |
The correct answer is Option (3) → Yes, as even the non-members may approach the ICJ for dispute resolution (Art.93 of the Statute of ICJ) |
