The Armed Forces Tribunal can grant interim protection, but Section 26 of the AFT Act imposes notice and document requirements, subject to an exceptional power to act without them for recorded reasons where necessary to prevent loss.
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Read MoreA practitioner-built research hub for Indian military law: Army Act, Army Rules, Court Martial procedure, Armed Forces Tribunal jurisdiction, disability pension, statutory complaints and service-law remedies.
Read MoreA detailed guide to Army Rules 61 and 62, closed-court deliberation, brief reasons, special findings, alternative charges, open-court announcement and AFT challenge.
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