| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The condition to give reasons introduces clarity and excludes or at any rate minimizes arbitrariness; it gives satisfaction to the party against whom the order is made; and it also enables an appel- late or supervisory court to keep the tribunals within bounds, A reasoned order is a desirable condition of judi- cial disposal. (P. 472). \If tribunals can make orders without giving rea- sons, the s
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