Multiple choice

Who observed that International Law is the vanishing point of jurisprudence?

  1. Austin

  2. Salmond

  3. Starke

  4. Holland
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Explanation

(4) According to Holland, International law is the vanishing point of jurisprudence. By using the words "vanishing point" in relation to international law and jurisprudence, he meant that international law and jurisprudence are parallel to each other, and they therefore are distinct and separate, though it might be appearing that they are one and the same at vanishing point.

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