Supreme Court quashes administrative court ruling for failure to properly notify parties of hearing, violating fair trial rights.

The Supreme Court quashed the Administrative Court's decision to dismiss the appeal due to a failure to properly notify the applicants of the hearing date. The applicants argued that the court's acceptance of a non-compliant postal delivery violated their constitutional right to a fair trial. The court ruled that the specific obligation to notify parties ensures their participation and constitutes a guarantee of fair proceedings, making the procedural defect a serious violation affecting the case outcome.