In Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India (1978), the discussion of fair procedure and audi alteram partem…
Maneka Gandhi explains that Article 14 rejects arbitrariness in State action and requires fairness and equality of treatment. Its reasonableness requirement also informs the…
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In Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India (1978), the discussion of fair procedure and audi alteram partem draws on the constitutional guarantee of equality and non-arbitrariness. Which Article provides that equality guarantee?
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Maneka Gandhi explains that Article 14 rejects arbitrariness in State action and requires fairness and equality of treatment. Its reasonableness requirement also informs the assessment of the procedure affecting personal liberty under Article 21.
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