What matters can tribunals under Article 323B of the Indian Constitution adjudicate or try?
Tribunals under Article 323B of the Indian Constitution can adjudicate or try disputes, complaints, or offences related to matters such as levy, assessment, collection, and enforcement of taxes; foreign exchange, import, and export across customs frontiers; industrial and labor disputes; land reforms; ceiling on urban property; elections to either House of Parliament or the House or either House of the Legislature of a State, excluding matters referred to in articles 329 and 329A; production, procurement, supply, and distribution of foodstuffs and essential goods; rent, its regulation and control, and tenancy issues; offences against laws with respect to any of the specified matters, and fees in respect of those matters; and any matter incidental to any of the specified matters.