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Who said the following: 'International law is not a law but only a positive morality'.

"John Austin", whose command theory treated law as the command of a political sovereign backed by sanction, held that since no such sovereign exists at the international…

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Who said the following: 'International law is not a law but only a positive morality'.

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"John Austin", whose command theory treated law as the command of a political sovereign backed by sanction, held that since no such sovereign exists at the international level, international law is not law but only positive morality.

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