Central Administrative Tribunal Lawyer India

By Team Legal Helpline India, December 22, 2017

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The Central Administrative Tribunal India was established by the Central Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985 for adjudication of disputes with respect to recruitment and conditions of service of persons appointed to public services and posts in connection with the affairs of the Union or other local authorities within the territory of India or under the control of Government of India and all such connected matters. In plain words, it was established to adjudicate the disputes of the central government employees who work with the organizations which are included and notified by the central government.

The disputes before the CAT may range from the dispute of appointment, recruitment, transfer, posting, suspension, charge sheet, promotion, service dues, retirement, gratuity etc. To give a Constitutional recognition, an amendment in the Constitution of India by Articles 323 A was brought in for the constitution of the Central Administrative Tribunal India. It is commonly known as CAT. In addition to Central Government employees; the Government of India subsequently notified 45 other organizations to bring them within the jurisdiction of the Central Administrative Tribunal India. The provisions of the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985 do not, however, apply to members of paramilitary forces, armed forces of the Union, officers or employees of the Supreme Court, or to persons appointed to the Secretariat Staff of either House of Parliament or the Secretariat staff of State/Union Territory Legislatures. In other words, we can say that the Central Administrative Tribunal India is the forum for dealing with all the service disputes of Central Government employees and the organizations associated with the Central Government.

The petition as filed before the Central Administrative Tribunal India is called OA and the miscellaneous petition as filed is called MA. The Central Administrative Tribunal India has prescribed the format of the OA and the MA to be filed by any of the parties.

One needs the services of an expert and highly qualified lawyer for a CAT case who is well versed with the service laws, circulars and OMs as issued by the DOPT and other departments. Since the matters filed before the CAT have an important bearing on the service career hence it is very essential that an expert Central Administrative Tribunal Lawyer is assigned with the OA to be filed before CAT.

We have a pool of Central Administrative Tribunal Lawyer India with us who can take up the matters before CAT with due diligence and quick results.

FORMAT OF THE OA BEFORE CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL INDIA


FORMAT OF OA
HEADING: APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 19 OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL ACT, 1985
ABC
Versus
XYZ
INDEX OF PAPERS
S. Nos. Description of documents relied upon Page No.
1. Application
2. Annexures
3. MAs
4. Affidavit
5. Power of Attorney
6. Other relevant documents
Signature of the applicant
For use in Tribunal Office
Date of filing
Or
Date of Receipt by Post
Registration No.
Signature
for Registrar

IN THE CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL
APPLICANT
Versus
RESPONDENT
DETAILS OF APPLICATION:
1. Particulars of the order against which the present application is being made:
(Particulars of the order giving the details like the number, date and the name of the authority which has passed the order, against which the application is being made).
2. Jurisdiction of the Tribunal:
The applicant declares that the subject matter of the order against which he wants Redressal is within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal.
3. Limitation:
The applicant further declares that the application is within the limitation period prescribed in section 21 of the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985.
4. Facts of the case:
(Give here a concise statement of facts in a chronological order, each paragraph containing as nearly as possible a separate issue or fact).
5. Grounds for relief with legal provisions:
6. Details of the remedies exhausted:
The applicant declares that he has availed of all the remedies available to him under the relevant service rules etc. (Give here chronologically the details of representations made and the outcome to such representations with reference to the number of Annexures to be given in support thereof).
7. Matters not previously filed or pending with any other court:
The applicant further declares that he had not previously filed any application, writ petition or suit regarding the matter in respect of which this application has been made, before any court or any other authority or any other Bench of the Tribunal nor any such application, writ petition or suit is pending before any of them.
In case the applicants had previously filed any such application, writ petition or suit, the stage at which it is pending, and if decided, the list of the decisions should be given with reference to the number of Annexures to be given in support thereof.
8. Relief sought:
In view of the facts mentioned in para 6 above the applicant prays for the
Following relief(s):-
(Specify below the relief(s) sought to explain the grounds for such relief(s) and the legal provisions, if any, relied upon).
9. Interim order, if any prayed for:
Pending final decision on the application, the applicant seeks the following
Interim relief:
(Give here the nature of the interim relief prayed for).
10. In the event of an application being sent the registered post, it may be stated whether the applicant desires to have an oral hearing at the admission stage and if so, he shall attach a self-addressed Post Card or Inland Letter, at which intimation regarding the date of hearing could be sent to him.
11. Particulars of Banks Draft/Postal Order filed in respect of the application fee.
12. List of enclosures:
1.
2.
3.
4. VERIFICATION
I (Name of the applicant) S/o, W/o, D/o , age working as(Name of the post)in the office of ( Name of the organization), resident of (Residential address), do hereby verify that the contents of paras are true to my personal knowledge and paras believed to be true on legal advice and that I have not suppressed any material fact.
Date:
Place:
Signature of the applicant
Through
Counsel.
NOTE:

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