Appeals

The Act does not provide for an appeal against its orders. While interfering with an order of the Administrative Tribunal under Articles 226 or 227 a High Court does not sit as an appellate court. The jurisdiction of the courts is limited to examine whether the Tribunal has taken into account all relevant aspects and, would interfere only if the Tribunal has overlooked material considerations, or is influenced by extraneous or immaterial considerations, or, the decision is arbitrary, capricious or is ultra-vires the statutory rules or is an abuse of the power vested in the Tribunal.