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When is an administrative decision considered tainted with a defect that warrants its annulment?

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An administrative decision is considered tainted with a defect of absence of cause or flawed cause, and warrants annulment, if there was no valid cause justifying its issuance, or if the cause was not factually and legally substantiated.

An administrative decision is considered tainted with a defect of absence of cause or flawed cause, and warrants annulment, if there was no valid cause justifying its issuance, or if the cause was not factually and legally substantiated.
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