Subject: Social Studies
The legal principle for governing a nation is known as the rule of law. It is also known as ‘Supremacy of Law’, ‘Constitutional Supremacy’ etc. The rule of law implies that every citizen is subjected to the law including lawmakers themselves.
The concept of the rule of law is developed by a Scottish theologian named Samuel Rutherford while having an discussion against the almighty power of kings but it was popularized further by a British Jurist named AV Dicey in the 19th century. According to A.V. Dicey, there should be the following characteristics to be called as rule of law which are as follows:
Rule of law is a system in which the following four universal principles are upheld:
Rule of law is important to maintain the following aspects in the country:
The following are the obstacles in maintaining rule of law in Nepal:
Rule of laws should be maintained properly for producing loyal and honest generations who have the broad knowledge of the rules of laws of a nation. The following are some of the ways to promote rule of law:
What is rule of law?
The legal policy that a nation should be administered by the law rather than the subjective decisions of individual government administrators.
What do you mean by nomocracy?
The government based upon the rule of law is known as nomocracy.
Shortly explain the concept of rule of law.
The legal principle for governing a nation is known as the rule of law. It is also known as ‘Supremacy of Law’, ‘Constitutional Supremacy’ etc. The rule of law implies that every citizen is subjected to the law including lawmakers themselves.
The concept of the rule of law is developed by a Scottish theologian named Samuel Rutherford while having an discussion against the almighty power of kings but it was popularized further by a British Jurist named AV Dicey in the 19th century. According to A.V. Dicey, there should be the following characteristics to be called as rule of law which are as follows:
State the principles and elements of rule of law.
Rule of law is a system in which the following four universal principles are supported:
The following are the basic elements of rule of law:
State any two need of rule of law.
The need ofthe rule of law are:
What are the obstacles and the ways to promote the rule of law?
The following are the obstacles in maintaining rule of law in Nepal:
Rule of laws should be maintained properly for producing loyal and honest generations who have the broad knowledge of the rules of laws of a nation. The following are some of the ways to promote rule of law:
Who brought the concept of the rule of law?
AScottish theologian named Samuel Rutherford brought the concept of the rule of law.
According to A.V. Dicey, what characteristics should be there to be called as rule of law?
According to A.V. Dicey, there should be the following characteristics to be called as rule of law which are as follows:
When was the rule of law popularized and by whom?
ABritish Jurist named AV Dicey popularized the rule of law in the19th century.
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