Rule Of Law | Legal Education

Concept of rule of law

Rule of law is important part of british politics that right must be determined by legal rules and not by arbitrary punishment.Law made by the government superior than law made by the men. Equality of law

 Equality before law  Uniformity of law.Thesis on rule of law first published in 1885. Dicey’s gave the exposition of rule of law.  No arbitrary punishment.  Equality before law Judicial decisions

Rule of law favours parliamentary sovereignty and enunciates following principle.

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Essentials of rule of law

     Following are the essential elements of rule of law. In a country having rule of law should include and declare the supremacy of its laws. Rule of law protects the rights of general public

Rule of law prefers the equality of laws applicable in a country. By the rule of law both the parties involved in a case are treated equally before law. Rule of law ensures the supremacy of parliament as a law making body. Every person has a right of personal freedom of his own

Parlimantary soverignity of rule of law

Rule of law depends on impartiality of decisions. Rule of law depends on freedom of essemblies and procession to every person

This is rule of law that ministers are responsible for their acts individually or collectively. Following are the exception to rule of law. Rule of law are used in the court. The court has decided the latest case laws. It is the precedent of the court. 

i-                   Crown:

ii-                Judges of court:

iii-              Foreign rulers:

iv-              Diplomatic representatives:

v-                Aliens:

vi-              Justice of peace:

vii-           Government servant:

Blind law

Knife can be used to cut a fruit or a throat rule of law applies the same concept.The purpose of rule of law. Whole state must be regulated by the law. Rule of law and principle of natural justice are corelated to each other such as     No one should be condemned unheard      No one should be judge in his own cause Reasonable decision.Community is based on law rather than anarchy