Finality of tribunal appointments bars challenges, while constitution defects alone cannot invalidate acts or proceedings before the tribunal. Section 55 confers finality on Central Government orders appointing the Chairperson or a Member of the Appellate Tribunal, barring such orders from being ... Summary
Finality of tribunal appointments bars challenges, while constitution defects alone cannot invalidate acts or proceedings before the tribunal.
Section 55 confers finality on Central Government orders appointing the Chairperson or a Member of the Appellate Tribunal, barring such orders from being called in question. It also prevents acts or proceedings before the Appellate Tribunal from being challenged merely on the ground of a defect in the Tribunal's constitution.
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