Concept:Administrative Tribunals are established under Article 323A to adjudicate service disputes, but their jurisdiction cannot completely exclude the Supreme Court's special leave power under Article 136.
Explanation:The 42nd Amendment Act, 1976 added Article 323A to the Constitution.
Parliament can create separate tribunals for the Union and for each State or group of States.
These tribunals can try disputes related to recruitment and service conditions of public employees.
However, the law establishing such tribunals can exclude the jurisdiction of all courts except the Supreme Court.
Specifically, the Supreme Court's power to grant special leave to appeal under Article 136 cannot be taken away.
Statement C says tribunals can exclude the jurisdiction of all courts to allow for special leave to appeal – this is misleading.
Actually, the exclusion applies to all courts except for the Supreme Court's special leave jurisdiction.
Therefore, statement C is incorrect.
All other statements (A, B, D) are correct as per Article 323A.
Answer:Option C is the incorrect statement about Administrative Tribunals.