What is the Power of the appropriate Government to make rules? Section 36 of Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985
The appropriate Government may, by notification, make rules to provide for
all or any of the following matters, namely -
(a) the financial and administrative powers which the Chairman of a Tribunal may
exercise over Benches of the Tribunal under section 12;
(b) the salaries and allowances and conditions of service of the officers and other employees of a Tribunal under sub-section (2) of section 13; and
(c) any other matter not being a matter specified in section 35 in respect of which rules are required to be made by the appropriate Government.
Section 21 of CAT Act 1985 - Limitation
Section 22 of CAT Act 1985 - Procedure and powers of Tribunals
Section 24 of CAT Act 1985 - Conditions as to making of interim orders
Section 25 of CAT Act 1985 - Power of Chairman to transfer cases from one Bench to another
Section 26 of CAT Act 1985 - Decision to be by majority
Section 27 of CAT Act 1985 - Execution of orders of a Tribunal
MISCELLANEOUS
Section 28 of CAT Act 1985 - Exclusion of jurisdiction of courts except the Supreme Court
Section 29 of CAT Act 1985 - Transfer of pending cases
Section 29A of CAT Act 1985 - Provisions for filing of certain appeals
Section 30 of CAT Act 1985 - Proceedings before a Tribunal to be judicial proceedings
Section 31 of CAT Act 1985 - Members and staff of Tribunal to be public servants
Section 32 of CAT Act 1985 - Protection of action taken in good faith
Section 33 of CAT Act 1985 - Act to have overriding effect
Section 34 of CAT Act 1985 - Power to remove difficulties
Section 35 of CAT Act 1985 - Power of the Central Government to make rules
Section 36 of CAT Act 1985 - Power of the appropriate Government to make rules
Section 36A of CAT Act 1985 - Power to make rules retrospectively
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