Indian Polity · Polity
Which of the following statements are correct regarding 'Procedure established by Law' and 'Due process of Law'? I. Under the principle of 'Procedure established by Law', as long as the government follows the prescribed legal procedure, its actions are considered valid, even if they may appear unfair or unjust. II. The 'Due Process of Law' doctrine checks not only if there is a law to deprive a person of life and personal liberty, but also whether the law is fair, just, and non-arbitrary. III. 'Procedure established by Law' is an American doctrine, while 'Due Process of Law' is an Indian constitutional doctrine.
- 1I is correct, II and III are incorrect
- 2I and II are correct, III is incorrect✓
- 3I and III are correct, II is incorrect
- 4I, II and III are correct
Correct answer
I and II are correct, III is incorrect
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