Casual vacancy appointments in tribunals allow designated vice members or counterparts to officiate as chairperson or presiding officer. Rule 7 prescribes that where a casual vacancy arises the Central Government may appoint a Vice Chairperson, Vice Chairman, Vice President or, failing them, a Member to officiate as Chairperson; the Central Government may similarly appoint the Chairperson of another Debts Recovery Appellate Tribunal to officiate; the Chairperson or Presiding Officer may appoint a Presiding Officer of another Debts Recovery Tribunal to officiate; and the State Government may appoint a Member to officiate as Chairperson of a State Administrative Tribunal.
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Casual vacancy appointments in tribunals allow designated vice members or counterparts to officiate as chairperson or presiding officer.
Rule 7 prescribes that where a casual vacancy arises the Central Government may appoint a Vice Chairperson, Vice Chairman, Vice President or, failing them, a Member to officiate as Chairperson; the Central Government may similarly appoint the Chairperson of another Debts Recovery Appellate Tribunal to officiate; the Chairperson or Presiding Officer may appoint a Presiding Officer of another Debts Recovery Tribunal to officiate; and the State Government may appoint a Member to officiate as Chairperson of a State Administrative Tribunal.
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