Background
Overview
Understanding the role, powers, and limitations of quasi-judicial bodies is essential for comprehending the administrative justice system, separation of powers, and the mechanisms for grievance redressal and specialized regulation in India.
Quasi-judicial bodies are public administrative agencies or officials that have powers and procedures resembling those of a court of law or judge, and are able to interpret law and make judgments in specific areas. They are established to reduce the burden on the judiciary and provide specialized expertise in resolving disputes.