Discussion
Central Administrative Tribunal Act in India has enacted in :
Answer: C
The Administrative Tribunals Act was enacted in 1985.
Article 323A, added by the 42nd Amendment (1976), allowed Parliament to set up administrative tribunals for service matters. Parliament passed the Administrative Tribunals Act in 1985, and the Central Administrative Tribunal was set up that year to hear service disputes of Union employees.
1948 and 1958 predate the constitutional provision, and 1988 is three years after the Act.
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