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<h1>Section 22F of Wealth Tax Act 1957: Settlement Commission's Powers and Exclusive Jurisdiction Explained</h1> Section 22F of the Wealth Tax Act, 1957, outlines the powers and procedures of the Settlement Commission. It grants the Commission the same powers as a wealth-tax authority and exclusive jurisdiction over cases once an application under section 22C is allowed to proceed under section 22D. This exclusive jurisdiction continues until the application is rejected or declared invalid. The Commission can regulate its procedures and those of its Benches. The provisions do not affect the requirement for self-assessment tax payments or other unrelated matters unless expressly directed by the Commission.