public
notice or intimating to the people at large is a
procedural impropriety and subsequent alteration
through corrigendum without informing and
keeping the participant ... criteria and thus, the people at large were
restricted by the procedural impropriety and
unfairness of the respondent Municipality.
20.5 Mr. Raval also contended that
public
notice or intimating to the people at large is a
procedural impropriety and subsequent alteration
through corrigendum without informing and
keeping the participant ... criteria and thus, the people at large were
restricted by the procedural impropriety and
unfairness of the respondent Municipality.
20.5 Mr. Raval also contended that
control by judicial review, viz. (i) illegality (ii) irrationality and
(iii) procedural impropriety. While opining that "further
development on a case by case basis ... decided,
could have arrived at it; and by "procedural impropriety"
he means not only failure to observe the basic rules of
natural justice
control by judicial review, viz. (i) illegality (ii) irrationality and
(iii) procedural impropriety. While opining that "further
development on a case by case basis ... decided,
could have arrived at it; and by "procedural impropriety"
he means not only failure to observe the basic rules of
natural justice
control by judicial review, viz. (i) illegality (ii) irrationality and (iii)
procedural impropriety. While opining that "further development
on a case by case basis ... decided, could have
arrived at it; and by "procedural impropriety" he means not
only failure to observe the basic rules of natural justice
interfered with unless it is
illogical or suffers from procedural impropriety or is shocking to
the conscience of the Court, in the sense that ... interfered with unless it is illogical or
suffers from procedural impropriety or is shocking to the conscience
of the Court. The Court
should not substitute
control by
judicial review, viz. (i) illegality (ii) irrationality and (iii)
procedural impropriety. While opining that "further development
on a case by case basis ... decided, could have arrived at it; and by "procedural
impropriety" he means not only failure to observe the basic
rules of natural justice
decision cannot be tested under the
grounds of illegality, irrationality or procedural impropriety. How
far the court of judicial review can reappreciate the findings ... ground is `illegality' the second `irrationality', and the
third `procedural impropriety'. These principles were highlighted by
Lord Diplock in Council of Civil
relevant law and acting reasonably could have reached it.
(iii) Procedural impropriety.
The above are only the broad grounds but it does not rule ... find out if the decision was illegal or suffered from procedural improprieties or was one which no sensible decision maker could, on the material before
7941/2021 JUDGMENT DATED: 27/09/2021
(ii) irrationality and (iii) procedural impropriety. While
opining that "further development on a case by case
basis ... decided, could
have arrived at it; and by "procedural impropriety"
he means not only failure to observe the basic rules
of natural justice
