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Who said that the Public International Law is "a Vanishing Point of Jurisprudence"?

Sir Thomas Erskine "Holland" described public international law as the vanishing point of jurisprudence because, lacking a sovereign lawgiver and coercive sanction in the…

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Who said that the Public International Law is "a Vanishing Point of Jurisprudence"?

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Sir Thomas Erskine "Holland" described public international law as the vanishing point of jurisprudence because, lacking a sovereign lawgiver and coercive sanction in the Austinian sense, it stood at the boundary of what could strictly be called law.

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