How can an order made under clause (3) provide for the application of certain laws to the Tribunal's proceedings, subject to exceptions or modifications?
An order made under clause (3) can provide for the application of certain laws to the Tribunal's proceedings, subject to exceptions or modifications, by including specific provisions within the order itself. These provisions may outline which laws are applicable, as well as any exceptions or modifications that should be applied when those laws are used in the context of the Tribunal's proceedings. This ensures that the Tribunal operates under a clear and consistent legal framework while addressing grievances related to civil services and posts within the State.