What is the role of the appropriate Legislature in making laws related to tribunals established under this article?
The appropriate Legislature plays a crucial role in making laws related to tribunals established under this article. It can provide for the establishment, jurisdiction, powers, procedures, and rules of evidence to be followed by these tribunals. Additionally, it can exclude the jurisdiction of all courts except the Supreme Court, transfer cases pending before other courts or authorities, repeal or amend any order made by the President under clause (3) of article 371D, and make incidental and consequential provisions necessary for the effective functioning of these tribunals.