103. What are the three implications of the doctrine of rule of law as given by A.V. Dicey in his book The Law of the Constitution

The three implications are: (i) Absence of arbitrary power: no man can be punished except for a breach of law. (ii) Equality before the law: equal subjection of all citizens to ordinary law courts. (iii) Primacy of individual rights: Constitution is the result of rights defined and enforced by courts, not the source of rights.