title: Maritime disputes involving Poland
abstract: A dispute in international law is defined as a disagreement on a question of law or fact, with opposing legal positions or interests between the parties (since the Mavrommatis Palestine Concessions case, Greece v. U.K., 1924 P.C.I.J.; Preah Vihear, Cambodia v. Thailand, 1962 ICJ). In international law, the subjects of the dispute are states and, in the case of a maritime dispute, the subject matter of the dispute is related to the sea. In the case of Poland, apart from the dispute over the delim