Question 12GS2GS2
Although quasi-judicial bodies have powers resembling those of the judicial bodies, there are important points of distinction between the two. Elaborate. (Answer in 200 words)
Main Body
A quasi-judicial body is a body which has powers and procedures resembling those of court of law such as an arbitration or tribunal. Similarity between Judicial & Quasi-judicial bodies:Both deal with disputes between parties which offers right of subjectBoth can impose penalty or quash named to the aggrievedBoth can issue decision that are binding on the parties involved. Quasi-Judicial bodies although resemble like normal court but are different in many ways:
Court of Law vs Quasi-Judicial Body Powers derivedPowers mainly derived from a Statutefrom constitution Total independenceDerives Teams of many bodies from executive control presidentate Bound by all rulesFollow only principles of natural justice of evidence & procedure Chairned officialsOfficials can be of different fields of law Can deliver onlyMade only for specific any case before it purpose and have a narrower Authority EgSupreme Court, High CourtEgWatchion Commission, Tribunals
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Conclusion
Eg → Supreme Court, High Court vs Eg → Watchion Commission, Tribunals
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Pakshal
AIR 82063Secretry
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Statutory, Regulatory and Quasi-judicial Bodies
Quasi-judicial Bodies
Distinction between Judicial and Quasi-judicial Bodies
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