Ridge v. Baldwin’s case deals with natural justice. Ridge v. Baldwin is one such case of England that widened the scope of natural justice. This case is a landmark case of England since it introduced the new rule “Principle of Natural Justice”
In India, natural justice is supported by constitutional and administrative provisions. li the breach of justice is found then it is treated as void under the Indian law structure.
Indian cases have referred to Ridge v. Baldwin and widened the scope of natural justice to promote fair and true justice for all the people. See A.K. Kraipak v. Union of India (1970). In this case, it was held referring to Ridge v. Baldwin case as that natural justice is not only to secure justice but to prevent miscarriage of justice. The doctrine of natural justice is a golden rule of law that firmly establishes fair justice to the people.
