The concept of Rule of Law is a salient feature of the Indian Constitution. Which of the following elements best distinguishes the Indian adoption of this concept from the British system analyzed by A.V. Dicey?

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In Britain, the Rule of Law co-exists with the absolute Sovereignty of Parliament, meaning courts cannot strike down parliamentary statutes. In contrast, the Indian operational grid features a supreme written Constitution and Judicial Review, which structurally binds the legislature and protects individual rights from absolute statutory overreach.

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