Natural Justice: A Practical Overview

Divyanshu Divyam, B.Com. LL.B (Corporate law), University of Petroleum and Energy Studies

INTRODUCTION

The term" principle of natural justice" is derived from the Latin word" jus natural," and although it isn't codified, it's nearly tied to common law and moral principles. It is a universal law unrelated to any legislation or constitution. The natural justice principle is held in the highest regard by every citizen of a civilised nation. The Supreme Court issued its directive with the passage of time and the conformation of social, just, and profitable statutory protection for workers during the early days of fair practise, when artificial regions were governed by a strict and rigid law to hire and fire.

Natural justice is the process of rendering an objective, fair decision regarding a particular issue. occasionally, the reasonable decision is inapplicable; what important is the process and the actors in arriving at the reasonable decision. It isn't constrained by the idea of" fairness," and it comes in a variety of tinges and tones depending on the situation.