Supreme Court of India
Rojer Mathew v. South Indian Bank Limited and Ors
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Administration of Justice – Access to justice – Con cept of Tribunals – Restructuring of Tribunal system – Effe ctive and autonomous oversight body for all the Tribunals – Issues that require consideration are: (i) Creation of a regular cadres laying down eligibility for recruitment for Tribunals – (ii) Se tting up of an autonomous oversight body for recruitment and overs eeing the performance and discipline of the members so recruited and other issues relating thereto – (iii) Amending the scheme of dire ct appeals to Supreme Court so that the orders of Tribunals ar e subject to jurisdiction
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