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that Natural Justice (natural justice is technical terminology for the rule against bias and the right to a fair hearing (audi alteram partem

lodged by R.K. Singh he was activated by bias or had any reason to act maliciously. The dominant purpose of registering the case against ... mala fide involves two questions, namely (i) whether there is a personal bias or an oblique motive; and (ii) whether the administrative action is contrary

each of the cities, was bad on the following grounds- (i) bias (ii)invoking certain hidden criteria (iii)irrelevant considerations (iv)bypassing the Selection Committee ... Garg) DDG (TM)" 19. The second ground of attack is bias. In that, Mr B.R. Nair, Member of Production in the Telecom Commission

that Natural Justice (natural justice is technical terminology for the rule against bias and the right to a fair hearing (audi alteram partem

These appeals have been 9  filed on various grounds, including: the judicial bias of the Judge presiding over the Bench by making specific allegations that ... said judgment, by illegally reopening the case, were a result of judicial bias of Mr. Justice X, which was just to take revenge against Shri

been subjected to an unfair procedure giving scope for bias. His further contention is that the corrective power is a species of the review power ... principles of natural justice or due to unfair procedure giving scope for bias which resulted in abuse of the process of the Court or miscarriage

rule that enquiries must be held in good faith and without bias, and not arbitrarily or unreasonably, is now included among the principles of natural ... believing that the Acting Chief Conservator was likely to have been biased. He did not participate in some of the deliberations of the Board

cause and that if there is a reasonable likelihood of bias it is 'in accordance with natural justice and common sense that the justice ... likely to be so biased should be incapacitated from sitting". The question is not whether the judge is actually biased or in fact decides

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Panikar (respondents 3 and 4) had acted in a grossly biased manner and that grave injustice was done to him as a consequence thereof ... very exceptional one as it has serious overtones of legal bias (to which we shall refer in detail when we come to Points