Correct option is B
Sir Thomas Erskine Holland, an English jurist, famously described international law as "a vanishing point of jurisprudence." He meant that international law is less rigid and less enforceable compared to domestic law, making it seem less like "law" in the strict legal sense.
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Holland’s observation underscores the complexity of international law, which lacks the centralized enforcement mechanisms typical of domestic legal systems, making its authority sometimes seem ambiguous.
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Brierly, Pollock, and Stark: Renowned legal scholars, but the statement is attributed to Holland.
