Interim suspension of officer duties allows appointment of a substitute to protect members' and creditors' interests. During proceedings before the Tribunal the Tribunal may, in the interest of members, creditors or the public, direct that the respondent shall not discharge duties of his office until further orders and may appoint a suitable person to discharge those duties on terms specified by the Tribunal; every person so appointed is deemed a public servant within the meaning of the Indian Penal Code.
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Interim suspension of officer duties allows appointment of a substitute to protect members' and creditors' interests.
During proceedings before the Tribunal the Tribunal may, in the interest of members, creditors or the public, direct that the respondent shall not discharge duties of his office until further orders and may appoint a suitable person to discharge those duties on terms specified by the Tribunal; every person so appointed is deemed a public servant within the meaning of the Indian Penal Code.
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