Armed Forces Tribunal

High Courts have power of judicial review over Armed Forces Tribunal orders and judgments: Delhi High Court
Armed Forces Tribunal has worked well since it has mix of judicial and expert members: Supreme Court
Central government clears appointment of 23 members to Armed Forces Tribunal
Judiciary pillar of democracy; lawyers pillar of judiciary: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
"We judges are also human:" Supreme Court urges government to allow disability pension to Kargil war veteran discharged due to alcohol dependency
Disabled lowest ranks dragged to the highest Court; Why?
Military personnel entitled to disability pension only if disability attributable to or aggravated by military service: Supreme Court
Challenge Agnipath scheme before Armed Forces Tribunal: Kerala High Court
High Courts have power of judicial review under Article 226 over judgments of Armed Forces Tribunal: Delhi High Court
Centre clears appointment of six judicial members to Armed Forces Tribunal
"Due process was not followed to discharge soldier:" Armed Forces Tribunal directs Army to reinstate Lance Naik
Members of Armed Forces cannot be harassed unnecessarily and ping-ponged between judicial fora: Delhi High Court
Former Delhi High Court Chief Justice Rajendra Menon on his journey from being a Clerk to Armed Forces Tribunal Chair
Availability of alternate remedy before Armed Forces Tribunal does not oust High Court's jurisdiction, Supreme Court
Former Delhi HC Chief Justice, Rajendra Menon appointed Armed Forces Tribunal Chairman
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