SERVICE LAW

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL

           The Central Administrative Tribunal had been established under Article 323(A) of the Constitution of India 1950, for resolving of disputes and complaints regarding recruitment and conditions of service of employees appointed to public services and posts in connection with the affairs of the Union or other authorities under the control of the Government. In the object of the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985 it is mentioned:

     “It is expected that the setting up of such Administrative Tribunals to deal exclusively with service matters would go a long way in not only reducing the burden of the various Courts and thereby giving them more time to deal with other cases expeditiously but would also provide to the persons covered by the Administrative Tribunals speedy relief in respect of their grievances.”

JURISDICTION

DEPARTMENT-WISE CLASSIFICATION OF CASES

        (a) All India Services

        (b) Other Services Regulated By Central Government Service  Rules

       (c)  Other Services Covered By Central Civil Services Rules, C.& A.G., Public Sector, Autonomous Bodies

     (d) List Of Corporations/ Societies/Other Authorities Within The Purview Of Cat Under Section 14(2) Of The At Act, 1985

BENCHES OF THE CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL

Principal Bench (New Delhi) National Capital Territory of Delhi.

2. Ahmedabad Bench State of Gujarat 3. Allahabad 4. Lucknow Bench 5. Bangalore Bench State of Karnataka. 6. Calcutta Bench 7. Chandigarh Bench. 8. Cuttack Bench State of Orissa. 9. Ernakulam 10. Guwahati Bench 11. Hyderabad Bench 12. Jabalpur Bench 13. Jodhpur Bench 14. Jaipur Bench 15. Chennai Bench 16. Mumbai Bench 17. Patna Bench

Who can File Application To “CAT” :

Any person who is the employee of the above mentioned department falling under the given category.