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ABOUT THE BOOK

This book conveys an insightful and engaging study of the development and functioning of administrative tribunals in India. It explores and explains how they emerged as specialised bodies to deliver quicker and more expert justice where traditional courts faced limitations.

Beginning with the historical emergence of tribunalisation, the book traces the global development of tribunals and situates India's experience within that wider context. It then examines their structure, powers, and procedures, presenting complex legal ideas in a manner accessible to all readers. Structured across seven well-organised chapters, the author explores the composition, jurisdiction and procedural dynamics of tribunals, alongside a critical assessment of their flexibility and fecundity- while also addressing challenges such as procedural gaps, delays, and questions of independence. The discussions on judicial review and the future of tribunals highlight the ongoing tension between efficiency, independence and fairness in administrative justice.

Combining doctrinal analysis with institutional evaluation, this book is designed for students, researchers, and anyone interested in India's justice system. This humble work serves as a concise and insightful guide to understanding how tribunals function and why they remain vital to the delivery of justice in contemporary society.