The Armed Forces Tribunal Act, 2007

The Armed Forces Tribunal Act, 2007 provides a dedicated judicial mechanism for the resolution of disputes and appeals concerning members of the Armed Forces. This book offers a clear and authoritative presentation of the Bare Act along with allied provisions, making it an indispensable resource for legal professionals, defence personnel, and students.

The Act establishes the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) to adjudicate service matters, including conditions of service, promotions, postings, and disciplinary actions, as well as to hear appeals arising from court-martial proceedings. It defines the Tribunal’s composition, jurisdiction, powers, and procedural framework, ensuring speedy and specialized justice for defence personnel.

This publication highlights the balance between military discipline and individual legal rights, explaining how the Tribunal functions within the broader constitutional and administrative framework. Key provisions relating to jurisdictional limits, appellate remedies, execution of orders, and exclusion of civil court jurisdiction are systematically covered.

Structured for ease of reference and practical utility, this book serves as a reliable guide for understanding military administrative law and tribunal-based adjudication in India.T