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Sovereignty-disputed islands have special effect on maritime delimitations,whereas positive international law has no regulation on such matters.The legal status of sovereignty-disputed islands on maritime delimitation fall into three categories:full status,partial status and zero status.Full and partial status suggest the cases in which the sovereignty of the islands can be decided un-ambiguously in legal terms,while zero status means the circumstances to which islands under sovereignty dispute are not clearly subject to legal adjudication.Partial and zero status are commonly seen in international cases.