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Ridge v. Baldwin (1964) is the landmark English case that revived the application of natural justice principles to administrative decisions. The House of Lords held that the Chief Constable of Brighton was entitled to a hearing before dismissal, even though the decision was 'administrative' rather than 'judicial.'
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