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Maritime pyrrhic victories: evaluation of the de facto Regime of Common Fishing Grounds created in the Land and Maritime Boundary case (Cameroon v Nigeria)
Oduntan, G. (2006). Maritime pyrrhic victories: evaluation of the de facto Regime of Common Fishing Grounds created in the Land and Maritime Boundary case (Cameroon v Nigeria). J. Marit. Law Commer. 37(3): 425-452
In: Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce. Jefferson Law Book Co.: Cincinnati. ISSN 0022-2410; e-ISSN 2162-4127, more
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Keywords
    International law
    International law of the sea
    Ocean space > Territorial waters
    Cameroon [Marine Regions]; Nigeria [Marine Regions]
    Marine/Coastal
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  • Oduntan, G.
Abstract
    The article evaluates the de facto regime of common fishing grounds created in the land and maritime boundary case between Cameroon and Nigeria. A background of the dispute over the Bakassi Peninsula which remains one of the most controversial decisions reached by the International Court of Justice is presented. The grounds in which the valuable fishing rights conferred on Nigerian citizens were justified are discussed.
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