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Comment on the need of administrative tribunals as compared to the court system. Assess the impact of the recent tribunal reforms through rationalization of tribunals made in 2021. Start 7-min timer Share on WhatsApp Copy
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What UPSC asks in this theme UPSC asks about tribunals vs courts, 2021 tribunal reforms, CAT, Lok Adalats vs arbitration, legal aid and NALSA.
What to cover Art 323A, 323B; Chandra Kumar Tribunal Reforms Act 2021 Lok Adalats and arbitration law NALSA and free legal aid eligibility Writing the answer Explain need, then issues, then reforms These notes are for the whole theme, built from all 6 of its PYQs. UPSC does not publish model answers.
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