You have the right to fair treatment when a government official or public body makes a decision that affects you, like granting a permit or licence. The official must listen to your side, act without bias, and explain their decision. If you think the process was unfair, you can ask a court or another authority to review it. This right protects you from arbitrary or secret government actions.

Any person appearing before any administrative official or body has a right to be treated justly and fairly and shall have a right to apply to a court of law in respect of any administrative decision taken against him or her.

Anyone dealing with an administrative official or body has the right to be treated fairly and justly...

Article 42: Fair treatment by government officials

Right to just and fair treatment in administrative decisions

Article 42: Fair treatment by government officials

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42.Right to just and fair treatment in administrative decisions

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