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In the constitutional law it is well explained about the the three division of ruling the Government.., Executive.., Legislature, & Judiciary. There should be laws to run the machinery of Government.
A law is an idea, placed in bill form, which passed in both the Houses of Parliament and / or State legislatures, and finally signed, by President or Governor. Parliament or state legislatures pass legislation or laws. Before it's passed, it's usually referred to as a "bill." Once it's passed and signed by the president or governor, it normally is called "This Act" or "That Act."
Act is the official name for a bill that has been enrolled for presentation to the President or Governor. Each act is assigned a chapter number and is published in the Gazette.
There are two definitions of a rule.
In the Legislature, rules refer to the regulating principles or methods of procedure. And second is procedural Rules.
In the executive branch of state government, rules are operating principles