Section 40 of The Railways Act, 1989 in hindi
Assistance by the Central Government.
- (1)The Central Government shall give to the Tribunal such assistance as it may require and shall also place at its disposal any information in the possession of the Central Government which that Government may think relevant to any matter before the Tribunal.
- (2)Any person duly authorised in this behalf by the Central Government shall be entitled to appear and be heard in any proceedings before the Tribunal.
Summary
- The Central Government is required to provide assistance to the Tribunal and to place at its disposal any relevant information in the possession of the Central Government that the Tribunal thinks relevant to any matter.
- Any person authorized by the Central government is entitled to appear and be heard in any proceedings before the Tribunal.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Does the Central Government have to help the tribunal under Section 40 of The Railways Act, 1989?
Yes, under Section 40 of The Railways Act, 1989, the Central Government is required to give the Tribunal any assistance it may require and place any relevant information in its possession at the Tribunal's disposal.
2. Who is allowed to appear and be heard in tribunal proceedings under Section 40 of the 1989 Railways Act?
Under Section 40 of the 1989 Railways Act, any person who is duly authorized by the Central Government has the right to appear and be heard in any proceedings before the Tribunal.
3. Can the Central Government decide which information is relevant to share with the tribunal under Section 40 of The Railways Act, 1989?
Yes, under Section 40 of The Railways Act, 1989, the Central Government places at the Tribunal's disposal information in its possession which the Government itself thinks is relevant to the matter before the Tribunal.
Test yourself
1.Under Section 40 of The Railways Act, 1989, what information must the Central Government place at the disposal of the Tribunal?
2.Who is entitled to appear and be heard in any proceedings before the Tribunal under Section 40 of The Railways Act, 1989?
3.Under Section 40 of The Railways Act, 1989, what is the nature of the duty of the Central Government regarding assistance to the Tribunal?
4.If the Central Government wants to present its views during a railway rate dispute before the Tribunal, how is this accomplished under Section 40 of The Railways Act, 1989?