ldquo Austin rsquo s contributions to juristic science are so scanty and so much entangled in error...........

“Austin’s contributions to juristic science are so scanty and so much entangled in error that his book ought no longer to find a place among those prescribed for students, “ Said

Paton

Allen

Bryce

Hall

Explanation:

Correct Option: 3. Bryce

This critical remark was actually made by James Bryce, not W.E. Hall.

James Bryce was a historian, jurist, and British ambassador who critically assessed the impact of John Austin's analytical jurisprudence. This quote is from one of his critiques, expressing disapproval of Austin's oversimplified command theory and limited view of law.
W.E. Hall, while a jurist too, is more associated with international law and did not make this specific criticism.