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Natural Justice
And
Rule Against Bias Exclusion
And
Audi Alteram Partem
INTRODUCTION
An Act to provide for the adjudication or trial
by Administrative Tribunals of disputes and
complaints with respect to recruitment and
conditions of service of persons appointed to
public services and posts in connection with
the affairs of the Union or of any State or of
any local or other authority within the
territory of India or under the control of the
Government of India or of [any corporation
It was mentioned that the setting up
or society
of such owned or Tribunals
Administrative controlled by the
exclusively
Government
would go a longinway
pursuance ofthe
in reducing Article 323A
burden on of
the various
the Constitution] and
courts and for matters
reduce pendencyconnected
and
would also provide
therewith to the persons
or incidental covered by the
thereto.
Administrative Tribunals a speedy and relatively
What Is TRIBUNAL ?
A tribunal is a committee or court which is
convened to address a special issue. Tribunals are
not part of the regular legal system, but they are
usually established by the government, and their
results are legally binding. Tribunals may be
assembled for a number of different reasons, and
their proceedings can be open or closed,
depending on why they were convened and where
the tribunal is located. If the group's meetings are
closed, a formal written declaration summarizing
the results may be published once all the hearings
and deliberations are over.
A classic reason to convene a tribunal is in a
situation where the international community
wishes to hold hearings pertaining to genocide,
acts of war, and other events. In these cases, a
Tribunal v. Courts
"all courts are tribunals but all
tribunals are not courts.
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2. http://www.legalservicesindia.com/article/artic/ori
gin-and-development-of-principles-of natural-justice-1
528-1.html
3.
http://www.legalserviceindia.com/article/l25-Nemo-in
-propria-causa-judex,-esse-debet-THE-RULE-AGAINST-BI
AS.html
4. http://ijtr.nic.in/articles/art36.pdf