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Growth Of Administrative Tribunals In India




Abinaya. S, B.A. L.LB (Hons), School of Excellence in Law, The Tamilnadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University

ABSTRACT

The primary objective to introduce the provisions Article 323A and 323B is to exclude the jurisdiction of high courts under Article 226 and 227 and except the jurisdiction of supreme court under Article 136. The individuals were entitled with rights if it is violated approaching the court and seeking remedy has become a practice. Due to the pendency of appeals against the order of the lower courts before high court and over burden of cases on ordinary court of law needed a quasi-judicial body to act as a substitute to the high court. The reasons behind the growth of tribunals were it was cheap, no strict procedure and evidences and speedy trial.

This Article includes the Constitutional status, the evolution of tribunals in India and the reasons for the growth and landmark judgements related to tribunals.

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