What is difference between law of rule and law by rule?
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In the present post, we shall discuss the difference between 'rule by law' and 'rule of law'. 'Rule by law' simply means rule by any law which is laid down by the supreme law making authority of that country. ... On the other hand, 'rule of law' connotes rule of law which is based on certain principles of law
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In the present post, we shall discuss the difference between 'rule by law' and 'rule of law'. 'Rule by law' simply means rule by any law which is laid down by the supreme law making authority of that country. ... On the other hand, 'rule of law' connotes rule of law which is based on certain principles of law.
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