Finality of tribunal appointments prevents challenges to appointment orders and proceedings solely for defects in the tribunal's constitution. Central Government orders appointing the Chairperson or a Member of an Appellate Tribunal cannot be challenged. Acts and proceedings before an Appellate ... Summary
Finality of tribunal appointments prevents challenges to appointment orders and proceedings solely for defects in the tribunal's constitution.
Central Government orders appointing the Chairperson or a Member of an Appellate Tribunal cannot be challenged. Acts and proceedings before an Appellate Tribunal cannot be questioned merely because of a defect in the tribunal's constitution, preserving the validity and continuity of appellate proceedings.
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