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      Question

      Under the doctrine of "Exhaustion of

      Remedies":
      A A person must exhaust all remedies before challenging an administrative action Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      B A person can approach the High Court without approaching lower authorities first Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      C Administrative remedies must be exhausted before approaching courts, unless they are futile Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      D All remedies must be exhausted even if they are ineffective Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      E Judicial review can be sought at any time Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

      Solution

      The doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies suggests that a person should utilize available administrative remedies before approaching courts, unless such remedies are manifestly futile, ineffective, or unreasonably delayed. However, the Supreme Court has held that this is not an absolute rule and courts have discretion to intervene if substantial prejudice occurs. [Citation: Directorate of Education v. S.C. Pandey (1989) 2 SCC 177]

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