Pronouncing a judgment which adversely affects the interest of the party to the proceedings who was not given a chance to represent his/its case is unacceptable
The principles of natural justice embody the right to every
person to represent his interest to the court of justice.
Pronouncing a judgment which adversely affects the interest of
the party to the proceedings who was not given a chance to
represent his/its case is unacceptable under the principles of
natural justice.
In the case on hand, though during the course of hearing,
a reference was made as to the presence of learned Attorney
General by learned senior counsel for the respondents, as
mentioned above, we are satisfied that the Union of India was
not given an opportu
