The 'Wednesbury' principle does not stand for

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The 'Wednesbury' principle does not stand for:

A. Reasonableness in exercise of discretionary powers

B. General description of the things that must not be done

C. Excluding irrelevant matters while deciding a case

D. Proportionality between the conduct and punishment

Answer: Option D

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