Tribunal Procedure

Tribunal procedure refers to the rules and processes that guide how tribunals operate when resolving disputes outside of traditional courts. Tribunals are specialized bodies that handle specific types of cases, such as immigration or employment disputes. The procedure typically involves submitting claims, presenting evidence, and having hearings where both parties can argue their case. Unlike courts, tribunal processes are generally designed to be more accessible, informally structured, and quicker, aiming to provide fair outcomes while minimizing legal complexities. Ultimately, the goal is to ensure that justice is served efficiently and effectively.