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The legal requirements for statehood are set forth in the Montevideo Convention of 1933, an agreement that has been accepted as customary international law 40

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body of customary international law, based on firstly a regional treaty called the Montevideo Convention established in 19332 and secondly, a list of criteria that

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Thesis in Public International Law, 30 HE credits is reached by a territory fulfilling four material criteria set out in the Montevideo Convention not customary international law and would probably not stand on its own as an argument But