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Hearing both sides in court is related to which principle?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Natural justice

Correct answer: A. Natural justice is a basic standard of fair decision-making. One important part is the right to a fair hearing, meaning that a person affected by a decision should normally receive notice, understand the case against them, and have a reasonable opportunity to present their side before an impartial authority. Hearing both sides helps the decision-maker discover relevant facts and reduces the risk of one-sided or arbitrary decisions. Option A is correct because the phrase directly describes natural justice. Option B is wrong: judicial review means examining whether a law or government action is lawful and constitutional; it is not the specific name for hearing both sides. Option C is wrong because a Money Bill concerns a category of financial legislation, not courtroom fairness. Option D is wrong because cabinet secrecy concerns confidentiality in executive decision-making. Memory cue: ‘both sides heard’ means fair hearing, a key part of natural justice.

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Natural JusticeFair HearingJudicial ProcessRule Of LawThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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