Legal effect of invalid administrative actions

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Every invalid administrative action has, and is deemed always to have had, the same force and effect for all purposes as it would have had if—

(a)

it had been taken, or purportedly taken, by a State authority or officer of the State; and

(b)

the relevant function or power had been duly conferred on that authority or officer.

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