Although quasi-judicial bodies have powers resembling those of the judicial bodies, there are important points of distinction between the two. Elaborate. (Answer in 200 words)

A quasi-judicial body is a body which has powers and procedures resembling those of court of law such as an arbitration or tribunal. Similarity between Judicial & Quasi-judicial bodies: → Both deal with disputes between parties which offers right of subject → Both can impose penalty or quash named to the aggrieved → Both can issue decision that are binding on the parties involved. Quasi-Judicial bodies although resemble like normal court but are different in many ways:

Court of Law vs Quasi-Judicial Body Powers derived → Powers mainly derived from a Statute → from constitution Total independence → Derives Teams of many bodies from executive control presidentate Bound by all rules → Follow only principles of natural justice of evidence & procedure Chairned officials → Officials can be of different fields of law Can deliver only → Made only for specific any case before it purpose and have a narrower Authority Eg → Supreme Court, High Court → Eg → Watchion Commission, Tribunals

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