Question

Who described International Law as the 'vanishing point of jurisprudence'?

• A. Hugo Grotius
• B. Thomas E. Holland
• C. A V Dicey
• D. Austin

Hint:

Thomas E. Holland's view on international law highlights the challenges of enforcement and its status as a system of agreements rather than enforceable laws.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Thomas E. Holland described International Law as the "vanishing point of jurisprudence" because of its lack of a centralized enforcement mechanism and its reliance on voluntary compliance by states. Holland viewed international law as a series of agreements between sovereign states rather than a traditional legal system with binding authority.