Answer-The expression “Equality before law” has been adopted from?

Under Art. 14 of the constitution, the first expression equality before law is borrowed from the English common law and the expression equal protection of law is borrowed from the Constitution of the United States of America.

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The expression “Equality before law” has been adopted from?

A The U.S Constitution

B The English Common Law.

C Constitution of Ireland.

D South African Constitution

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