Courts |
Tribunals |
Courts are part of the traditional judicial system wherein the powers are derived from the State. |
It is an agency created by Statute and invested with judicial powers. |
Courts give Judgement, decree, conviction or acquittal |
Tribunals give Awards |
Judges of the courts are independent of the executive. |
Tenure, terms and conditions of the services of the members of tribunals are entirely in the hands of the executive. |
Courts of law are bound by all rules of procedure and evidence. |
Tribunals are bound by the principles of natural justice and not the civil procedure codes. |
They deal with a variety of cases |
They deal with Specific cases |
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