Abolition of tribunals shifts jurisdiction to higher forums and prescribes compensation and case transfer mechanisms. The Bill provides for abolition of certain tribunals deemed unnecessary or duplicative, transfer of all pending cases from such tribunals to the appropriate superior forum on the appointed date, cessation of office of their chairmen and members, and an entitlement for those office-holders to claim limited compensation for premature termination of their term or contract.
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Abolition of tribunals shifts jurisdiction to higher forums and prescribes compensation and case transfer mechanisms.
The Bill provides for abolition of certain tribunals deemed unnecessary or duplicative, transfer of all pending cases from such tribunals to the appropriate superior forum on the appointed date, cessation of office of their chairmen and members, and an entitlement for those office-holders to claim limited compensation for premature termination of their term or contract.
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