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A Comparative Analysis On Tribunalisation Of Justice In India With Special Reference To The Structure In Australia, France, Uk And Us. (By Jaisy Elza Joe)
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The Tribunals help in speedy,
cost effective adjudication processes, reducing strict formal procedures as in courts, and it also does not insist on
following the rules of evidence. The Tribunal
has to exercise its powers in a judicious manner by observing the principles of
natural justice or in accordance with the statutory
provisions under which the Tribunal
is established. The constitution and functions of the tribunals
though are similar
but different in nature. However,
a Tribunal is more suited than a Court to undertake the task after
considering all relevant issues of law, fact, policy and discretion.[24] The law Courts with their elaborate procedures, legalistic fronts and attitudes
were deemed incapable
of rendering speedy and affordable justice to the parties
concerned. Technical cases required specific adjudicatory forums with experts having knowledge in those
laws. The Tribunals emerged not with the sole promise of speedy, effective, decentralised dispensation of justice but
also the expertise and knowledge in specialised
areas that was felt to be lacking in the judges of traditional Courts.[25]
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- Journal IJLRA
- ISSN 2582-6433
- Published 2022/04/23
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