독일의 대륙붕협약과 등거리선의 역할에 대한 퀴즈

The court ruled that the equidistance principle mainly binds only states that have ratified the Convention.

A customary law principle that affects maritime boundaries but binds only ratifying states of the Continental Shelf Convention.

Germany's non-ratification doesn't lightly exempt it from obligations; the court considers other binding ways.

Primarily affects obligations under the Continental Shelf Convention for ratifying countries.

Non-ratified countries can be bound by consistent actions, requiring clear proof of acceptance.

Germany can be bound if it accepts obligations or is perceived by others as acknowledging the Convention's principles.

To bind a non-ratified state, its conduct must be definitive and consistent.

Non-ratification doesn’t exempt a state from obligations lightly; actions must demonstrate commitment.

Rights inherent to coastal states that may conflict with the equidistance principle under the Convention.