The Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985

The Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985 is a compact, practice-oriented manual that turns tribunal law into immediately usable tools for students and practitioners. The book reproduces operative sections of the Act and pairs each provision with plain-language annotations that clarify scope, exceptions and the interplay with constitutional remedies. Core topics — tribunal jurisdiction, ouster clauses, bar on writ jurisdiction, limitation, powers of interim relief, contempt, review and appeals — are distilled into digestible notes illustrated by annotated case briefs that reveal judicial reasoning and trends. Practical inclusions: ready-to-use model petitions and affidavits optimized for tribunal registries, a step-by-step filing checklist to prevent registry rejections, flowcharts mapping the dispute → admission → hearing → order → appeal lifecycle, and “must-remember” statutory bullets for last-minute revision. Special AIBE-style short questions and model answers make this volume ideal for exam prep, while the indexed layout and cross-references make it a reliable desk companion for tribunal practice. Whether you are drafting petitions to CAT/TAT, advising public servants on service disputes, or preparing for the Bar exam, this manual simplifies tribunal procedure and speeds actionable legal work.