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Published on Sat, Mar 14,2015 | 16:35, Updated at Sat, Mar 14 at 16:35Source : CNBC-TV18 | Watch Video :
Over the last decade, Supreme Court Senior Counsel Arvind Datar has been fighting a winning battle against India's tribunals – their composition and hence ability to pass judicial orders. In 2010, his arguments on behalf of petitioner Madras Bar Association and against Company Law Tribunals prompted the Supreme Court to lay down guidelines for the functioning of tribunals – this is the famous R. Gandhi case. In 2014, he argued on behalf of the Madras Bar Association against the national tax tribunal and won. The Supreme Court declared the National Tax Tribunal Act unconstitutional. The Madras Bar Association and Arvind Datar have also challenged the validity of the National Company Law Tribunal & Appellate Tribunal as under the Companies Act, 2013 – and that petition has now been referred to the Supreme Court's constitution bench. This week, 'tribunal warrior' Arvind Datar had another victory. The Madras High Court has struck down as unconstitutional several provisions determining the selection and qualification of members on the intellectual property appellate board – IPAB. To discuss the highlights of this decision and the fate of all tribunals in India – CNBC-TV18's Menaka Doshi speaks to the man himself – Arvind Datar!
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