Question

Recognition de jure implies:

• A. International Court of Justice gives recognition
• B. The recognized state fulfils the requirement laid down under the international law
• C. That the state fulfills the above requirement in fact
• D. That the state is recognized by the neighboring state

Hint:

*De jure* recognition signifies formal legal acceptance, unlike *de facto* recognition, which acknowledges factual existence.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Recognition *de jure* implies that a state fully meets the criteria for statehood under international law (e.g., defined territory, population, government, capacity to enter relations), granting it full legal recognition. Thus, the correct answer is: \[ {\text{The recognized state fulfils the requirement laid down under the international law}} \]