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Flashcards on Indian Administration: Administrative Tribunals
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What are administrative tribunals?
Specialized judicial bodies that deal with disputes related to administrative matters.
Why were administrative tribunals established in India?
To ease the burden on regular courts and provide speedy justice in administrative matters.
Which article of the Indian Constitution provides for the establishment of administrative tribunals?
Article 323-A
What is the purpose of administrative tribunals?
To handle disputes arising from administrative actions of the government.
Are decisions of administrative tribunals final?
No, they can be appealed in higher courts.
Name one type of administrative tribunal in India.
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT)
What is the composition of administrative tribunals in India?
They consist of judicial and administrative members.
Do administrative tribunals have the power to punish for contempt of court?
Yes, they have the power to punish for contempt.
Do administrative tribunals have the power to enforce their decisions?
Yes, they have the power to enforce their decisions.
What is the tenure of members of administrative tribunals?
Generally 5 years or until they reach the age of retirement.
What is the main advantage of administrative tribunals?
They specialize in administrative matters, ensuring expertise and efficiency in handling cases.
What is the role of administrative tribunals in reducing backlog in courts?
By taking up administrative matters, they reduce the burden on regular courts.
What happens if a decision of an administrative tribunal is not implemented?
The tribunal can approach the High Court for enforcement.
Do administrative tribunals have the power to review their own decisions?
Yes, they have the power to review their own decisions.
What is the jurisdiction of administrative tribunals?
They have jurisdiction over all matters of tribunals specified in the Second Schedule of the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985.
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What are administrative tribunals?
Regular courts dealing with administrative matters
Specialized judicial bodies handling disputes related to administrative matters
Executive bodies overseeing administrative processes
Political bodies deciding on administrative policies
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Why were administrative tribunals established in India?
To replace regular courts
To provide speedy justice in administrative matters
To handle criminal cases
To enforce government policies
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Which article of the Indian Constitution provides for the establishment of administrative tribunals?
Article 324-A
Article 326-B
Article 323-A
Article 322-C
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Do administrative tribunals have the power to punish for contempt of court?
Yes
No
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What is the composition of administrative tribunals in India?
Only judicial members
Only administrative members
Both judicial and administrative members
Only government officials
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Do administrative tribunals have the power to enforce their decisions?
Yes
No
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What is the main advantage of administrative tribunals?
Increase the workload on regular courts
Delay the resolution of administrative matters
Specialize in administrative matters for expertise and efficiency
Lack transparency in decision-making
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What is the role of administrative tribunals in reducing backlog in courts?
Increase the backlog in courts
Take up administrative matters to reduce the burden on regular courts
Delay the resolution of cases
Transfer cases to regular courts
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What happens if a decision of an administrative tribunal is not implemented?
The tribunal can approach the High Court for enforcement
The decision is automatically enforced
The decision becomes null and void
The tribunal loses jurisdiction
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What is the jurisdiction of administrative tribunals?
Criminal matters
Civil matters
Political matters
Matters specified in the Second Schedule of the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985
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