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Who has remarked that International Law is the vanishing point of Jurisprudence because in his view,…

International law was called the vanishing point of jurisprudence by "Holland", who regarded its rules as observed by courtesy and hence not truly law.

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Who has remarked that International Law is the vanishing point of Jurisprudence because in his view, rules of International Law are followed by courtesy and hence they should not be kept in the category of law ?

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International law was called the vanishing point of jurisprudence by "Holland", who regarded its rules as observed by courtesy and hence not truly law.

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