“…st two fundamental reasons why procedural fairness is important. The first is that it helps to improve the chances of reaching the right result. In John v Rees [1970] Ch 345, at 402, Megarry J noted that there are some who would say that, when the outcome of a case is obvious, why force everybody to go through the tiresome waste of…”
“…inty of what may be perceived to be “obvious”; and the feeling of resentment created by shutting an individual out of a decision-making process: see John v Rees[1970] Ch 345, at 402 (Megarry J).…”