(1) If for any reason the services of the per In appointed as a Judge to preside over a Tribunal cea !s to be available, the S ta le Government shall as often a 1 .iay e neces sai y appoint another person having the quaL .ications ref'e -red to in clause (a) or clause (b) of sub-seclio l (2) of secticn 1, as a Judge to preside over such Tribunal.
(2) A person appointed under sub-section (1) as a J udge Lopreside over a Tribunal may act on the .vidence recordc d by his predecessor or predecessors or p~ rtly recordec t y himself:
Provided that if the person appoi aled under suhsection (1) as a Judge to preside over a Tr it unal is of opi: lie n [hat Further examination of any of the witr esses w. io..e evidence has already been recorded is necessary in tl.e intere t of justice, he may resummon any such witness and after such further examinaLion, cro s- -xamination and re-examination, if any, as he may permit, the witne s shall be discharg d.
Power of Tribunals to pas s sentences Appeal and revision.
Exclusion of interference of other courts except High Court.
Extent to which the Code and ordinary law shall apply.
Indemnity.
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8. A Tribunal may pa s upon a person convicted by it any .entcncc auth .iri cd by law for the punishme 1 of the offence of which .ruch person is convicted a d where 1 e Tribun 1pa cs a . entcnce of death the provisions of Chap.er X~ "Ill of the Cod ~ shall apply.