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<h1>Tribunal Benches: Powers, Functions, and Procedures Under Code of Civil Procedure, Single Member Handles Cases Up to 10 Lakh</h1> The Appellate Tribunal's powers and functions are executed by Benches formed by the National or State Presidents, consisting of judicial and technical members. A single member can resolve cases involving amounts up to ten lakh rupees. If Bench members disagree, the majority opinion prevails, or the National or State President resolves the matter. The Tribunal can regulate its procedures, hold sittings, and exercise powers akin to a court under the Code of Civil Procedure, including discovery, enforcing attendance, and issuing commissions. Proceedings before the Tribunal are considered judicial, with the Tribunal deemed a Civil Court for specific legal purposes.