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The observation that the best evidence for international law is that every State recognises its existence and its own obligation to observe it is J.L. "Brierly"'s, in The…

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"The best evidence for the existence of International Law is that every State recognises that it does exist and that it is itself under obligation to observe it". The above statement was made by:

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The observation that the best evidence for international law is that every State recognises its existence and its own obligation to observe it is J.L. "Brierly"'s, in The Law of Nations.

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