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The Rule Of Natural Justice
Anil K Bansal describes the rules of natural justice as a hedge serving against blatant discrimination of the rights of individuals
The words ‘natural justice’ are derived from the Roman word ‘Jus Naturale’, which means principles of natural law, justice, equity, and good conscience. These principles did not originate from any divine power, but are the outcome of the necessity of judicial thinking, as well as the necessity to evolve the norms of fair play.
These are the principles which every disciplinary authority should follow while taking any decision, which may adversely affect the rights of individuals. It is to be seen that rules of natural justice are not codified anywhere; they are procedural in nature and their aim is to ensure delivery of justice to the parties.
Adherence to rules of natural justice, as recognised by all civilised States, is of supreme importance, when a quasi-judicial body embarks on determining disputes between the parties or any administrative or disciplinary action is in question. Rules of natural justice serve as hedge against any blatant discrimination against rights of individuals. ,,,
Huyu Mwakyembe atueleze anafundisha nini anapodai kusema hivi....."...waliona hakuna sababu ya kumuita Lowassa kuhojiwa kwani ushahidi ulikuwa wazi na ndiyo maana hakutakiwa kuitwa mbele ya kamati badala yake walikuja kumshtaki bungeni..."!!......Na hapo ndipo najifunza kujua ni kwanini kesi nyingi huwa tunazishinda mahakamani dhidi ya wanafunzi wake waliobobea kwenye mafundisho yake bila kujiongeza!!
The Rule Of Natural Justice
Anil K Bansal describes the rules of natural justice as a hedge serving against blatant discrimination of the rights of individuals
The words ‘natural justice’ are derived from the Roman word ‘Jus Naturale’, which means principles of natural law, justice, equity, and good conscience. These principles did not originate from any divine power, but are the outcome of the necessity of judicial thinking, as well as the necessity to evolve the norms of fair play.
These are the principles which every disciplinary authority should follow while taking any decision, which may adversely affect the rights of individuals. It is to be seen that rules of natural justice are not codified anywhere; they are procedural in nature and their aim is to ensure delivery of justice to the parties.
Adherence to rules of natural justice, as recognised by all civilised States, is of supreme importance, when a quasi-judicial body embarks on determining disputes between the parties or any administrative or disciplinary action is in question. Rules of natural justice serve as hedge against any blatant discrimination against rights of individuals. ,,,
Huyu Mwakyembe atueleze anafundisha nini anapodai kusema hivi....."...waliona hakuna sababu ya kumuita Lowassa kuhojiwa kwani ushahidi ulikuwa wazi na ndiyo maana hakutakiwa kuitwa mbele ya kamati badala yake walikuja kumshtaki bungeni..."!!......Na hapo ndipo najifunza kujua ni kwanini kesi nyingi huwa tunazishinda mahakamani dhidi ya wanafunzi wake waliobobea kwenye mafundisho yake bila kujiongeza!!
