Practice Questions on Tribunals for UPSC and State PSC exams

1. Tribunals added to Constitution by:

2. Part XIVA deals with:

3. Article 323A provides for:

4. Article 323B provides for:

5. Administrative Tribunals established under 323A by:

6. Tribunals under 323B can be established by:

7. Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) established in:

8. CAT deals with disputes relating to:

9. State Administrative Tribunals (SAT) deal with:

10. Appeals from CAT go to:

11. L. Chandra Kumar case (1997) held:

12. Article 323A tribunals exclude jurisdiction of:

13. Tribunals under 323B include:

14. National Green Tribunal (NGT) established under:

15. NGT deals with:

16. Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) established under:

17. AFT deals with:

18. Central Administrative Tribunal principal bench at:

19. CAT members include:

20. Qualification for CAT Chairman:

21. Tribunals are:

22. Purpose of tribunals:

23. Tribunals not bound by:

24. Tribunals follow:

25. Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) established in:

26. ITAT deals with:

27. Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) deals with:

28. National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) established under:

29. NCLT deals with:

30. National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) is:

31. Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) deals with:

32. Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) established under:

33. DRAT is:

34. Tribunals under 323A can be created for:

35. Tribunals reduce:

36. Criticism of tribunals:

37. Supreme Court in Rojer Mathew 2019 emphasized:

38. Finance Act 2017 merged tribunals, criticized for:

39. Tribunal Reforms Act 2021 deals with:

40. Administrative Tribunals Act provides for:

41. Jurisdiction of CAT excludes:

42. Appeal from SAT lies to:

43. Tribunals are created to:

44. Article 323B subjects do NOT include:

45. Tribunal members’ tenure typically:

46. Tribunals’ decisions are:

47. Central Administrative Tribunal has:

48. NGT has:

49. NGT Chairperson must be:

50. AFT Chairperson must be: