Removal of Appellate Tribunal members requires inquiry, notice, hearing, and specified grounds of disqualification. Removal of the Chairperson or Member of the Appellate Tribunal is permitted by the Central Government, in consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court, on specified grounds including insolvency, conviction for an offence involving moral turpitude, physical or mental incapacity, prejudicial financial or other interest, or abuse of office prejudicial to the public interest. The Chairperson or Judicial Member can be removed only after an inquiry conducted by the Chief Justice of the High Court, with notice of charges and a reasonable opportunity of being heard.
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Removal of Appellate Tribunal members requires inquiry, notice, hearing, and specified grounds of disqualification.
Removal of the Chairperson or Member of the Appellate Tribunal is permitted by the Central Government, in consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court, on specified grounds including insolvency, conviction for an offence involving moral turpitude, physical or mental incapacity, prejudicial financial or other interest, or abuse of office prejudicial to the public interest. The Chairperson or Judicial Member can be removed only after an inquiry conducted by the Chief Justice of the High Court, with notice of charges and a reasonable opportunity of being heard.
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