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Ker. HC: HRC Being Quasi Judicial Body is Duty Bound to Comply With Principles of Natural Justice - (24 Jul 2024)

HUMAN RIGHTS

Ker. HC has observed that Human Rights Commission being a quasi judicial body is duty bound to comply with the principles of natural justice while disposing of complaints filed before it and must afford an effective opportunity of being heard to the interested parties before disposing of cases.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   QUASI JUDICIAL BODY   NATURAL JUSTICE  

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