What provisions can a law made under Article 323B(1) of the Indian Constitution include?
A law made under Article 323B(1) of the Indian Constitution can include provisions for the establishment of a hierarchy of tribunals; specify the jurisdiction, powers, and authority of the tribunals; provide for the procedure to be followed by the tribunals; exclude the jurisdiction of all courts, except the Supreme Court under article 136, with respect to all or any of the matters falling within the jurisdiction of the tribunals; provide for the transfer of cases pending before any court or any other authority to the tribunals; and contain supplemental, incidental, and consequential provisions for the effective functioning, speedy disposal of cases, and enforcement of the orders of the tribunals.