Section 14 of AFT Act : Section 14: Jurisdiction, Powers And Authority In Service Matters

AFT Act

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Explanation using Example

Imagine Captain Arjun, an officer in the armed forces, is compulsorily retired before his due time of service without a valid reason. Feeling aggrieved by this decision, Captain Arjun wishes to challenge his premature retirement. Before the establishment of the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT), he would have had to approach various levels of military and civilian courts, which could be a lengthy process.

With the implementation of Section 14 of The Armed Forces Tribunal Act, 2007, Captain Arjun can now directly f...

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