Tribunals
- Recently Chief Justice of India while heading a Constitution Bench reviewing challenges against the amendments in Finance Act 2017 suggested having as few tribunals as possible.
- A tribunal is a quasi-judicial body established in India by an Act of Parliament or State Legislature under Article 323A (Administrative Tribunal) or 323B (Tribunals for other matters) to resolve disputes that are brought before it.
- Articles 323-A and 323-B were inserted through the 42nd Amendment Act of 1976 on recommendation of Swaran Singh Committee.
- Tribunals do not follow any uniform procedure as laid down under the Civil Procedure Code and the Indian Evidence Act instead they ....
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