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Which of the following is not an exception to the principles of natural justice ?

Recognised exceptions to natural justice include "Impracticability", "Legislative action" and "Statutory necessity", where a hearing may be dispensed with. The "Rule against…

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Which of the following is not an exception to the principles of natural justice ?

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Recognised exceptions to natural justice include "Impracticability", "Legislative action" and "Statutory necessity", where a hearing may be dispensed with. The "Rule against dictation" is itself a principle of administrative law requiring an authority to exercise its own discretion, not an exception to natural justice.

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