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Legal Terms - Boundary
Boundary (in international law) refers to the line or limit that separates one country or territory from another. A conceptual boundary that establishes the geographical extent of a sovereign nation. These boundaries establish the extent of each state's authoritative control. They possess a three-dimensional structure.
The elements encompassed are the airspace and subsoil of the state, the solid ground within the defined boundary, and the marine area consisting of the state's internal waters and territorial sea.
Boundary (in international law) refers to the line or limit that separates one country or territory from another. A conceptual boundary that establishes the geographical extent of a sovereign nation. These boundaries establish the extent of each state's authoritative control. They possess a three-dimensional structure.
The elements encompassed are the airspace and subsoil of the state, the solid ground within the defined boundary, and the marine area consisting of the state's internal waters and territorial sea.
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