text: V. legal rule - 967 - E rule of law 1. the rule of law: system of government in which the law is supreme, in which all are equal before the law 2. a rule of law; a statement of what the law directs on a particular matter, also called legal rule OCL, Martin, Osbom; Black rule; rule of law; used in UK in particular to denote a salient characteristic of the British Constitution OCL rule, Osbom rule 3: Salmond chap. I passim (using these two terms as synonyms), David Sys. pp. 332-334, 365 F 1. règne de la loi* - empire de la loi - règne du droit** - principe de la légalité 2. règle de droit* - règle juridique** S 1. 2. norma jurídica? - norma legal? E Rule of Law State F Etat de droit E rule of non-justiciable issues V. judicial abstention rule E Rules of the Supreme Court (EN) F règlement de la Cour suprême * Capitant I, II ** David GS p. 379; ÚXJlií semble traduire mieux le sens du mot law ici * Capitant, Guillien; David GS pp. 366-368, 399 ** Guillien règle de droit Ossorio F rupture de ban 1. (FR) crime constitué par le fait pour le banni de rentrer en territoire français avant l'expiration de sa peine 2. (FR) infraction à l'interdiction de séjour 3. sens commun Capitant I; CP 33 Capitant II Petit Robert, GDEL: han - 968 - E 1. breach of exile 2. breach of local expulsion *Jéraute order - breach of/ breaking* bounds 3. ? S 1. 2. 3. rural V. bail rural E agricultural* ~ rural * In FR the term raiEâl, when used in a legal context, often means agEifiole, especially as regards b.iens ruraux and baux ruraux S rural - 969 -
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