Disciplinary Tribunal means a Disciplinary Tribunal appointed by the Chief Justice under section 90(1);

Disciplinary Tribunal means the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal established under Part IV;

Examples of Disciplinary Tribunal in a sentence

Before taking a decision to open or refuse a disciplinary inquiry, the Disciplinary Tribunal may entrust the investigating judge with the conduct of preliminary investigations.
However, when a charge is properly framed to capture the gravamen of a complaint, the Disciplinary Tribunal is in the position to investigate the matter – but only based on the relevant evidence placed before it by the parties.
Any offence not covered in section 7-7 will have the penalty determined by Disciplinary Tribunal but shall be at any case at least two(2) matches.7-3b.
However, in my view, a Disciplinary Tribunal hears and investigates the matters based on what is “referred to it”, ie, the evidence put before it by the parties.
As for the Third Charge, it was the respondent’s position before the Disciplinary Tribunal that he was unable to make repayment at the material time.

More Definitions of Disciplinary Tribunal

Disciplinary Tribunal means a bishop’s disciplinary tribunal constituted in accordance with section 22 above;

Disciplinary Tribunal means a tribunal appointed in terms of section 30;

Disciplinary Tribunal means a disciplinary tribunal constituted under the Disciplinary Tribunals Regulations (reproduced in Annex K);

Disciplinary Tribunal means a Tribunal convened pursuant to E130 of the Disciplinary Tribunal Regulations 2014 as set out in Part 6 of the BSB Handbook.

Disciplinary Tribunal means the tribunal established under Rule 12.4.

Disciplinary Tribunal means a tribunal convened in accordance with the National Disciplinary Tribunal Guidelines.

Disciplinary Tribunal means the disciplinary tribunal of the Company constituted under By-Law 7.