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)
Settlement Commission powers: deemed civil court for discovery, inspection and treated as a judicial proceeding under penal provisions. Settlement Commission is vested with civil court powers to conduct discovery and inspection, enforce attendance, examine witnesses on oath, issue commissions and compel production of books and records; it is deemed a civil court for prosecutorial sanction purposes, excluded from specified criminal procedure provisions, and its proceedings are treated as judicial proceedings under relevant penal provisions.
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Settlement Commission powers: deemed civil court for discovery, inspection and treated as a judicial proceeding under penal provisions.
Settlement Commission is vested with civil court powers to conduct discovery and inspection, enforce attendance, examine witnesses on oath, issue commissions and compel production of books and records; it is deemed a civil court for prosecutorial sanction purposes, excluded from specified criminal procedure provisions, and its proceedings are treated as judicial proceedings under relevant penal provisions.
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