Encyclopedia of Canadian Laws

Rules of Natural Justice

Alan Brudner

Rules of Natural Justice in Canada

Definition of Rules of Natural Justice

Rules of Natural Justice meaning or descrpition: the legal principle that parties affected by a decision are entitled to be given a fair opportunity to present their case to an unbiased decision maker (Source of this concept of Rules of Natural Justice: emp.ca/books/395-6)

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