Explain the term recognition, Business Law and Ethics

Explain the term RECOGNITION

RECOGNITION

The term Recognition under international law means and involves the acceptance or acknowledgment of the existence by a State of any fact or situation occurring in its relations with other States. Recognition can be categorized into the following:

To States,

To Government and

To Disputes

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