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The ICJ decides a boundary dispute between States Cedar and Dawn. State Elm was not a party. A minister says Article 59 makes that judgment a binding adjudication of Elm's distinct boundary merely because the legal reasoning is influential. What is correct?

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Every judgment conclusively binds all States on every boundary Elm automatically loses all international rights Binding force is limited to the parties and that particular case, although reasoning may have legal significance beyond it Article 59 forbids anyone from citing judgments

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