RULE OF LAW
J ES URISPRUDENCE PHILOSOPHIES (RULE OF LAW) J ES URISPRUDENCE PHILOSOPHIES (RULE OF LAW) Introduction The idea of Rule of law isn't new to India. The roots can be followed back to the Upanishads Period. In advanced law also, the whole design of the Indian Constitution depends on the idea of law and order. The composers of the Constitution recognized the hypothesizes of law and order as propounded by Dicey and thought of it as a significant piece of vote based system. It was, thus, in the wellness and interest of construction that the establishing staffs of the Constitution gave it the due acknowledgment. The doctrine of Rule of Law as enunciated by Dicey has been adopted and strictly incorporated in the Constitution of India. The three major pillars of the Constitution that are justice, liberty and equality are enshrined in the Preamble itself. The Constitution of India is the supreme law of the land and other laws are required to be in conformity with the basic prin...