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Border
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Border
A set line denoting the extremities of a country, government, legal jurisdiction or property. Borders for governments or jurisdictions are agreed between parties or set by a higher authority. Borders between properties are set by a government or the original owner. An owner of property sometimes may subdivide and sell pieces, thereby creating new borders within his old property.


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km illegally ceded by Pakistan to China in Pakistan- occupied Kashmir under the ' Sino- Pakistan Boundary Agreement of 1963'.
Other First Nations in British Columbia who have reached this stage of treaty making have been hung up on overlap issues, and can spend years in court fighting friends and family when they have failed to get inter-tribal boundary agreements in place.
One party may propose a special agreement providing that the two parties shall submit the maritime delimitation dispute to an arbitral tribunal like the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea or an international court like the ICJ if they fail to reach a boundary agreement within a limited time.
 
 
 
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