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Civil Services Tribunal Act, Gujarat Year 1973
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The Gujarat Civil Services Tribunal Act of 1972 establishes a specialized court within the state to resolve disputes involving government employees. It applies specifically to civil servants and members of the Panchayat Service, excluding police officers, regarding their recruitment and service conditions. The Tribunal is designed to handle these matters more effectively than regular courts, ensuring that the rights and claims of these public servants are addressed fairly. It is presided over by a former high-ranking government official or judge and other members with relevant experience to provide expert judgment on administrative and service-related issues.
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement.
- 2. Definitions.
- 3. Constitution of Tribunal.
- 4. Term of Office and conditions of service of members of Tribunal.
- 5. Power of State Government to terminate appointment before expiry of term.
- 6. Filling of vacancies.
- 7. Discharge of functions by President or member during vacancy or absence.
- 8. Power of Tribunal to make regulations.
- 9. Head-Quarters of Tribunal.
- 10. Jurisdiction of the Tribunal.
- 11. Appeal by specified civil servants.
- 12. Power of State Government to apply for modification, or annulment of order or decision.
- 12-A. State Government to be heard in certain cases.
- 12-B. Review.
- 13. Tribunal to have powers of Court.
- 14. Proceedings before Tribunal to be judicial proceedings.
- 15. Members of Tribunal to be public servants.
- 16. Bar of Jurisdiction of Civil Courts.
- 16-A. Manner of executive orders passed by Tribunal.
- 17. Bar to appearance of legal practitioners.
- 18. Exemption from payment of Court fees.
- 18-A. Records to be open to inspection and extracts and copies to be given therefrom.
- 19. Amendment of Schedule.
- 20. Rules.
- 21. Bar of jurisdiction Government and Transfer of pending proceedings to Tribunal,
- Schedule. THE SCHEDULE
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