MAT Case Status - Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal
Search MAT (Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal) case status online. Check case status, orders, judgments, and hearing dates at Mumbai, Nagpur, and Aurangabad benches for government service matters.
Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal (MAT) Case Status
The Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal (MAT) is a quasi-judicial body established under Article 323A of the Constitution of India and the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985. It adjudicates disputes related to service matters of employees of the State of Maharashtra and its local bodies.
Quick Tip
MAT handles service disputes for Maharashtra State Government employees. For Central Government employees, approach the CAT Mumbai Bench instead.
MAT Benches in Maharashtra
MAT operates through three benches across Maharashtra:
Mumbai Bench
Principal Bench
Covers Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Palghar districts
Nagpur Bench
Vidarbha Region
Covers Nagpur, Wardha, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Bhandara, Gondia, Amravati, Yavatmal, Akola, Washim, Buldhana districts
Aurangabad Bench
Marathwada Region
Covers Aurangabad, Jalna, Beed, Latur, Osmanabad, Nanded, Parbhani, Hingoli districts
How to Search MAT Case Status
- Select your MAT Bench (Mumbai, Nagpur, or Aurangabad) from the dropdown
- Enter your Case Number (e.g., 100)
- Select Case Type - OA (Original Application), MA (Miscellaneous Application), TA (Transfer Application), RA (Review Application), or CA (Contempt Application)
- Enter the Filing Year (e.g., 2024)
- Click Search Cases to view your case details
Types of Cases in MAT
Original Application (OA)
Primary petitions for service disputes, promotions, transfers, disciplinary matters
Miscellaneous Application (MA)
Applications for interim relief, stay orders, amendments, and procedural matters
Transfer Application (TA)
Applications to transfer cases between MAT benches or from other courts
Review Application (RA)
Applications to review tribunal orders on grounds of error apparent on record
Contempt Application (CA)
Applications for contempt of tribunal orders for non-compliance by authorities
Who Can File Cases at MAT?
MAT has jurisdiction over service matters of:
- Maharashtra State Government employees - All departments including Revenue, Home, Education, Health, PWD, etc.
- Municipal Corporation employees - BMC, PMC, PCMC, NMC, and other municipal bodies
- Zilla Parishad employees - All ZP staff across Maharashtra districts
- State PSU employees - MSRTC, MSEB (now MSEDCL/MAHAGENCO), MHADA, MIDC, etc.
- Teachers and educational staff - Government schools, aided institutions, universities
- Police personnel - State Police, Home Guards (below Group A officers)
Important Note
MAT does not have jurisdiction over Central Government employees. If you work for the Government of India, Railways, Defence, or Central PSUs, please approach the CAT Mumbai Bench instead.
Common Service Matters at MAT
Recruitment & Selection
- Selection list disputes
- Seniority in appointment
- Cancellation of selection
- Age relaxation matters
Promotion & Seniority
- Denial of promotion
- Supersession matters
- Seniority fixation
- DPC (Departmental Promotion Committee) disputes
Disciplinary Actions
- Suspension orders
- Departmental enquiry
- Termination/dismissal
- Penalty reduction appeals
Pay & Allowances
- Pay fixation
- Arrears claims
- Pension disputes
- Gratuity matters
What Information Can You Access?
- Case Status: Current status and stage of proceedings
- Hearing Dates: Next date of hearing and past hearing history
- Party Details: Applicant and respondent information
- Advocate Details: Name of the advocate representing the parties
- Filing Date: Date when the case was registered
Frequently Asked Questions
MAT (Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal) handles service matters of Maharashtra State Government employees, while CAT (Central Administrative Tribunal) handles Central Government employees. If you're a state government employee in Maharashtra, approach MAT. For central government employees, approach CAT.
Generally, an Original Application must be filed within one year from the date of the order challenged or the cause of action. However, MAT may condone the delay if sufficient cause is shown.
Yes, you can appear in person before MAT without engaging a lawyer. However, given the technical nature of service law, it's advisable to seek legal representation for complex matters.
MAT follows a nominal fee structure. The court fee for an Original Application is minimal and varies based on the nature of relief sought. Check the official MAT website for current fee details.