Dejure Recognition is:
Correct answer: A. Legal Recognition
- A. Legal Recognition
- B. Circumstantial Recognition
- C. Recognition in Principle
- D. None of these
Explanation
De jure recognition is formal legal recognition of a state or government, normally indicating that the recognizing state accepts its lawful and stable status. De facto recognition is the more provisional or practical form.
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