What provisions can the President make in an order to transfer and dispose of cases pending before the Tribunal at the time of its abolition?
The President can make provisions in an order to transfer and dispose of cases pending before the Tribunal at the time of its abolition. This means that the President has the authority to decide what happens to any cases or disputes that are still being handled by the Administrative Tribunal when it is dissolved or shut down. The specific details of how these cases will be transferred and resolved would be outlined in the order from the President.