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If an administrative order gives a person no opportunity of hearing, on which principle can the court intervene?

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Correct answer: Natural justice

Correct answer: A, natural justice. Administrative authorities must generally follow fair procedures when their decisions affect a person’s rights or interests. One basic rule of natural justice is audi alteram partem, meaning “hear the other side.” The affected person should normally receive notice, know the case or material against them, and have a reasonable opportunity to respond before an adverse decision is made, subject to lawful exceptions. A court may intervene when this essential fairness is ignored. Option B is incorrect because an election campaign concerns political competition. Option C is incorrect because majority rule does not permit authorities to deny a person a fair hearing. Option D is incorrect because party discipline applies to members of a political party, not to fair administrative decision-making. Memory cue: no hearing, no fair procedure.

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