No one should be condemned unheard ? what does this mean
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Answer / r.v.subrahmanayam
under principles of Natural justice " Audi alterem partem"
denotes that no one should be condemned uneard. in
otherwords hear the other side, that means while
conducting domestic enquiry fair opportunity should be
given to the other side for submission of their case and
point of argument.
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