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The main difference between Defacto and Dejure recognition is1. De-facto recognition may be withdrawn while De-jure recognition is full and final.2. Only De-jure recognised states can represent the old states, for the purpose of state succession.3. In De-jure recognition, formal diplomatic relations are established while in case of Defacto they may not be entered into.4. Former is legal and the latter is a factual recognition.

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The main difference between Defacto and Dejure recognition is<br />1. De-facto recognition may be withdrawn while De-jure recognition is full and final.<br />2. Only De-jure recognised states can represent the old states, for the purpose of state succession.<br />3. In De-jure recognition, formal diplomatic relations are established while in case of Defacto they may not be entered into.<br />4. Former is legal and the latter is a factual recognition.






 
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