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Navy Act Section 97: Constitution of Court Martial, Member Qualifications, Disqualifications, Sections 102–103 Objections & AFT Challenge

Indian Navy Law · Court-Martial Constitution · Member Objections. Section 97 of the Navy Act governs who may convene a naval court martial, how many members it must have, member qualifications, branch and rank requirements, disqualifications, sourcing from ships and the objection mechanism under Sections 102–103.

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