Question
The "Doctrine of Necessity" in administrative law
allows:Solution
The doctrine of necessity allows administrative action that would normally be ultra vires if it is taken to prevent immediate and serious harm to the public or state. However, this is a narrow exception and is subject to scrutiny. The government must act bona fide and must have no reasonable alternative. It does not permit complete abandonment of due process. [Citation: Administrative Law Principles; Privy Council judgments on necessity]
- What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the given expression?
389 + 641 - ? = 180 X 2 - Simplify:
√529 * 5 – 15% of 220 + ? = 120% of 160
[(120)2 ÷24 ×25] ÷ 250 =?
17.6% of 250 + √? = 70% of 90
{(522 – 482 ) ÷ (27 + 73)} × 35 = ?% of 17
√1936 + √3025 = ? % of 220
√ 225 x 24 - √ 144 x 18 = ?
What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the given expression?
(40/25) X 80 - ? = 45% of 300 - 55(22% of 1500 + 15% of 2200) = ? x 11
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