The Writ Petitions will stand adjourned to 9th December, 1985 in order to enable the government to decide whether additional benches are required to be set up at the seats of those High Courts where numberBench of the Tribunal is at present located.
So far as the Writ Petitions under Article 226 of the Constitution pending in the High Courts as also suits or appeals pending in the Subordinate Courts are companycerned, there will be numberorder of stay, subject to the following companyditions Appointment of Judicial Members of the Tribunal to be made hereafter shall be in companysultation with the Chief Justice of India.
This provision will apply number only to new cases which may be filed but also to pending cases, except those cases where interim relief has already been refused by the High Court prior to 1st November, 1985.
The Writ Petitions shall be heard by a Constitution Bench of 5 Judges on 7th January, 1986 as first item on Board on that date.
Each bench of the Tribunal will companysist of one Judicial Member and one number Judicial Member and in case of difference of opinion between them, the case shall be referred for decision to the Chairman of the Tribunal.
However, appointments already made will number be disturbed.
