7.3 Natural Justice as Limitation over Administrative Actions and Adjudication

The principles' binding force: the violation → the decision's voidness (the order made without the hearing-and-impartiality quashed — the certiorari's classic use); the no-prejudice's rescue (the rare justification); the prospective's cure (the fresh decision-with-hearing); the administrative law's soul: the natural justice as the citizen's minimum protection against the administrative power — the fairness's floor under every decision.