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Discretionary powers are granted to administrative authority under the law and for dynamic of administration. Since these competencies are lawful, there is always the danger of abuse. Judicial review on discretionary powers is one of the important issues in administrative law. The question of this article is that "How to apply the principle of proportionality in judicial review on discretionary powers in the UK administrative law?". This research aims to study the principle of proportionality in judicial review on discretionary powers. This article is based on library research method. The principle of proportionality as a structural principle is trying to make government actions appropriate and necessary and as far as possible, not infringe individual’s rights. Achieving proportionality between the legal measures and goals is often thought to be the essence of the principle of proportionality. The substantive perceptions of the rule of law and the adoption of the 1998 Human Rights Act have facilitated the application of the principle of proportionality in the UK administrative law.

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