Viscount Haldane observed, "...those whose duty it is to decide must act judicially. They must deal with the question referred to them without bias and they must give to each of the parties the opportunity of adequately presenting the case made. The decision must come to the spirit and with the sense of responsibility of a tribunal whose duty it is to meet out justice."
In the early part of this century, in another case , the Judicial Committee observed that the principle should apply to every tribunal having authority to adjudicate upon matters involving civil consequences. In the United States of America, the expression 'natural justice' as such, is not so frequently heard of since due process of law is guaranteed by the Constitution whenever
In the early part of this century, in another case , the Judicial Committee observed that the principle should apply to every tribunal having authority to adjudicate upon matters involving civil consequences. In the United States of America, the expression 'natural justice' as such, is not so frequently heard of since due process of law is guaranteed by the Constitution whenever