Financial and administrative powers of President centralize oversight of the Appellate Tribunal under prescribed rules and limits. Section 114 vests financial and administrative powers in the President over the Appellate Tribunal, authorising the President to exercise such powers as may be prescribed; a legislative substitution removed prior text that explicitly named National and Regional Benches and included a proviso permitting delegation of specified powers to other Members or officers under the President's direction and supervision.
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Financial and administrative powers of President centralize oversight of the Appellate Tribunal under prescribed rules and limits.
Section 114 vests financial and administrative powers in the President over the Appellate Tribunal, authorising the President to exercise such powers as may be prescribed; a legislative substitution removed prior text that explicitly named National and Regional Benches and included a proviso permitting delegation of specified powers to other Members or officers under the President's direction and supervision.
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