This introduction delves into the topic of the judicial review of administrative tribunals, focusing on key constitutional provisions such as the 42nd amendment, Articles 323A, and 323B of the Indian Constitution. The 42nd amendment, enacted in 1976, significantly altered the landscape of administrative law in India by introducing provisions related to administrative tribunals. Articles 323A and 323B were inserted into the Constitution through this amendment, providing for the establishment of administrative tribunals to adjudicate disputes arising out of administrative actions. These articles confer upon the Parliament and state legislatures the power to create specialized tribunals for resolving specific categories of disputes, thereby ensuring swift and efficient justice delivery within the administrative framework. The introduction of administrative tribunals aimed to alleviate the burden on the regular courts and promote administrative efficiency by providing expert adjudication in matters concerning administrative law.
