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1. Substantive Jurisdictional Shadowing (sjs)

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   Controversies and Criticism
   Critics, primarily advocates of strict positivism, argue that SJS is a philosophical intrusion into established jurisdictional boundaries. They contend that the doctrine encourages judicial "nostalgia" rather than adherence to current codified law. Furthermore, determining the precise moment a mandate officially ceased to cast a shadow remains contentious. The Grotte Declaration of 1972 attempted to set a hard cut-off period of 30 years post-independence, but this was widely disregarded …