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Violation of a rule of natural justice results in arbitrariness which is the same as discrimination;…

Union of India v. Tulsiram Patel connects natural justice with the prohibition of arbitrariness under Article 14. A violation of natural justice by State action may…

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Violation of a rule of natural justice results in arbitrariness which is the same as discrimination; where discrimination is the result of State action, it is a violation of Art. 14; therefore, a violation of a principle of natural justice by state action is a violation of Art. 14 – This was held in the case of

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Union of India v. Tulsiram Patel connects natural justice with the prohibition of arbitrariness under Article 14. A violation of natural justice by State action may therefore amount to a violation of the constitutional guarantee of equality.

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