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Under the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985, a State Administrative Tribunal can be established by the Central Government:
The Central Government may establish a State Administrative Tribunal by notification when the concerned State Government makes a request. No fresh Parliamentary Act is needed, and neither the Governor nor the High Court has independent power to create it under the 1985 Act.
- AOn a request from the concerned State Government, by notificationCorrect
- BOnly by Parliament passing a fresh Act for each State
- CBy the Governor on his own discretion
- DBy the High Court of the State through its rules
Explanation
The Act provides that on a request by a State Government, the Central Government may by notification establish an Administrative Tribunal for that State. A fresh Act is not required each time. The Governor and High Court have no such power under the Act.
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