IP And Trademarks 8 November 2026
Fuller's Rule of Law: 8 Principles, Critiques, India Context
Lon Fuller's eight rule‑of‑law principles—generality, publicity, prospectivity, clarity, non‑contradiction, compliance, stability, and congruence—are examined alongside criticisms of their rigidity and selective applicability, with a focus on how the Indian Constitution incorporates and strengthens these norms to enhance legal accountability and protect citizens' rights.
- Fuller's 8 Principles – Generality, Publicity, Prospectivity, Clarity, Non‑contradiction, Compliance, Stability, Congruence.
- Criticism – Seen as overly formalistic and sometimes ignoring power dynamics or social realities.
- Indian Constitution – Embeds many of these principles in fundamental rights and judicial review, boosting legal accountability.
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