The Railways Act

Tribunal

[Omitted.]

Complaints against a railway administratio

Matters not within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal

Powers of the Tribunal

Reference to the Tribunal

Assistance by the Central Government

Burden of proof, etc

Decision, etc., of the Tribunal

Bar of jurisdiction of courts

Reliefs which the Tribunal may grant

Revision of decisions given by the Tribunal

Execution of decisions or orders of the Tribunal

Report to the Central Government

Power of the Tribunal to make regulations


TRIBUNAL


Any complaint that a railway administration--

(a) is contravening the provisions of section 70; or

(b) is charging for the carriage of any commodity between two stations a rate which is
unreasonable; or

(c) is levying any other charge which is unreasonable,

may be made to the Tribunal, and the Tribunal shall hear and decide any such complaint in accordance
with the provisions of this Chapter.

LAWGIST

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