Qualifications for tribunal appointments define judicial and technical member eligibility, emphasizing judicial experience and specialised professional expertise. The Central Government must appoint as President a person who has been, or is qualified to be, a Judge of a High Court. A Judicial Member must have long judicial service, extended High Court advocacy practice, or sustained Group 'A'/equivalent government service including specified service in the Indian Company Law Service or Indian Legal Service. A Technical Member must have long senior government service or pay-scale experience with company law knowledge, or prolonged practice or specialised professional experience in accounting, cost accountancy, company secretarial practice, relevant technical fields, or labour adjudication.
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Qualifications for tribunal appointments define judicial and technical member eligibility, emphasizing judicial experience and specialised professional expertise.
The Central Government must appoint as President a person who has been, or is qualified to be, a Judge of a High Court. A Judicial Member must have long judicial service, extended High Court advocacy practice, or sustained Group 'A'/equivalent government service including specified service in the Indian Company Law Service or Indian Legal Service. A Technical Member must have long senior government service or pay-scale experience with company law knowledge, or prolonged practice or specialised professional experience in accounting, cost accountancy, company secretarial practice, relevant technical fields, or labour adjudication.
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