OTHER PROVISIONS RELATING TO HOUSING FINANCE INSTITUTIONSCentral

Section 36M of The National Housing Bank Act, 1987 in hindi

1[36M. Staff of Appellate Tribunal.--(1) The Central Government shall provide the Appellate Tribunal with such officers and other employees as that Government may think fit.

(2)The officers and other employees of the Appellate Tribunal shall discharge their functions under the general superintendence of the Presiding Officer.
(3)The salaries and allowances and other conditions of service of the officers and other employees of the Appellate Tribunal shall be such as the Central Government may by rules made under this Act specify.]

Summary

The single most important thing this section does is give the Central Government the power to provide the Appellate Tribunal (a special appeals court) with officers and employees.
The staff members must carry out their work under the general superintendence (overall supervision) of the Presiding Officer.
The Central Government decides the salaries, allowances, and other service conditions for these employees by making formal rules.

Practical examples

1On 15 January 2027, the Central Government hires Anita Desai as a senior clerk for the new Appellate Tribunal in Delhi, setting her monthly salary at 45,000 rupees.

2During a busy week in March 2027, the Presiding Officer directs the registry staff to stay late and process a backlog of housing finance appeals, and the staff must follow this supervision.

FAQ

1. Who hires the staff for the tribunal under Section 36M of the National Housing Bank Act?

Under Section 36M of the National Housing Bank Act, the Central Government is responsible for providing the Appellate Tribunal with officers and other employees.

2. Who controls the daily work of the tribunal employees according to Section 36M of the housing law?

According to Section 36M of the National Housing Bank Act, the officers and employees discharge their functions under the general superintendence of the Presiding Officer.

3. How are the salaries of the tribunal staff decided under Section 36M of the 1987 housing act?

Section 36M of the National Housing Bank Act states that the Central Government specifies their salaries, allowances, and service conditions through rules.

Test yourself

Q1.Who dictates the rules for the salaries of the Appellate Tribunal staff under Section 36M of the National Housing Bank Act?

Q2.Under Section 36M of the housing finance law, who has general superintendence over the officers and employees of the Tribunal?

Q3.According to Section 36M of the National Housing Bank Act, how does the Central Government specify the service conditions for the staff?

Q4.Can the Presiding Officer hire their own staff according to Section 36M of the housing act?

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