Abstract

This study explores the tribunal system in India, focusing on its purposes, functions, and challenges. It begins with an introduction to the system, outlining its definitions and various types. The research highlights the necessity of tribunals in addressing specific legal needs and examines their effectiveness in fulfilling these roles. It delves into the functions of tribunals, including dispute resolution and specialized adjudication, while also identifying significant challenges such as accessibility, efficiency, and public perception. The core objective of this work is to assess whether the tribunal system effectively meets the demands it was designed to address. Furthermore, it considers the future of the system if current shortcomings persist. The study also investigates the evolution of tribunals in response to changing legal landscapes and societal needs, proposing potential strategies for improvement. Ultimately, this work aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse on the efficacy and relevance of the tribunal system in India, providing insights into its role within the broader judicial framework.

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