Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra and Ors. v. Chhaya and Ors.
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Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985 : Section 5(4)(a)-Scope of-The Chairman may be a Judicial Member . or an Administrative Member-Under section 5(4)(a) the Chairman can function at more than one Benches-Purpose of this provision is to enable the Chairman to function at different places when he goes on tour-This provision does not enable the Judicial Member to act as an Administrative Member or vice versa-If the Chairman is a person who was an Administrative Member, then under section 5(4)(a) if he goes to another Bench he can sif on that Bench as an Administrative Member, but certainly not as
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