Non-Self-Governing Territory Law and Legal Definition
When used in the context of International law, ‘non-self-governing territory’ means a territory that is governed by another country. Such types of territories are rarely allowed representations in the governing country’s legislature. In the United Nations system, the term ‘non-self-governing territory’ is used to refer to a territory whose people have not yet attained a full measure of self government.
Legal Definition list
- Non-Road Vehicle
- Non-Restricted License (Gaming Law)
- Non-Renewable Energy Source
- Non-removable Identification Bracelets
- Non-registered Stockholder
- Non-Self-Governing Territory
- Non-Separation of Interest Agreement
- Non-Storage Agricultural Product
- Non-Tariff Barrier to
- Non-Titling Jurisdiction
- Non-Traditional Fields [Education]
