Triple

Target class: source of law in the Netherlands
Context triple: [Act of Parliament of the Netherlands, instanceOf, source of law in the Netherlands]

• A. Dutch statute chosen
  A Dutch statute is a formal written law enacted by the Dutch legislature (Staten-Generaal) and, where required, sanctioned and promulgated by the government, forming part of the binding legal framework of the Netherlands.
• B. source of law in Sweden
  A source of law in Sweden is any recognized authority—such as legislation, preparatory works, case law, customary law, and legal doctrine—that courts and legal practitioners use to interpret and apply the law.
• C. Belgian federal law
  Belgian federal law is the body of legal rules and principles enacted or recognized by the federal institutions of Belgium that apply uniformly across the entire country on matters within federal competence, such as justice, defense, social security, and monetary policy.
• D. Danish law
  Danish law is the national legal system of Denmark, based on a civil law tradition with strong welfare-state principles, comprehensive statutory regulation, and adherence to international and EU legal obligations.
• E. source of international law
  A source of international law is any recognized method or process—such as treaties, customary practice, general principles, judicial decisions, and scholarly writings—through which binding legal rules governing relations between states and other international actors are created or identified.
• F. None of above.