Chapter II - PRINCIPLES FOR DETERMINING SUPPLY OF GOODS AND/OR SERVICES IN THE COURSE OF INTER - STATE TRADE OR COMMERCE (From Section 3 to Section 3A)
Bar on subsequent settlement applications prevents convicted or remitted parties from seeking later settlements and caps repeat use. A bar prevents a person who, after obtaining a settlement order, is subsequently convicted in that case or whose case is remitted by the Settlement Commission from applying for settlement in any other matter; additionally, no person may use the settlement facility more than twice.
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Bar on subsequent settlement applications prevents convicted or remitted parties from seeking later settlements and caps repeat use.
A bar prevents a person who, after obtaining a settlement order, is subsequently convicted in that case or whose case is remitted by the Settlement Commission from applying for settlement in any other matter; additionally, no person may use the settlement facility more than twice.
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