article 1 of montevideo convention on rights and duties	the state as a person of international law should possess the following qualifications a permanent population are defined territory a government and capacity to enter into relations with other states.
sovereignty in temporary public international law	it is a basic legal status of a state that the state would not be subject with its territorial jurisdiction to the governmental exactive or legislative all judicial jurisdiction of a foreign state or to foreign law other than public international law.
three important concept of sovereignty	De jure and de facto sovereignty internal and external sovereignty and positive
how is sovereignty recognise how sovereignty is	sovereignty recognise reciprocally
how is sovereignty acquired in international law	conquest cession and settlement

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