The presiding officer of an Appellate Tribunal cannot be removed from office without a reasonable opportunity of being heard, particularly in cases involving abuse of position prejudicial to public interest, moral turpitude, physical/mental incapacity, or insolvency.
The presiding officer of the Appellate Tribunal cannot be removed from office without giving him reasonable opportunity of hearing him in case
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