Settlement Commission procedure governs notices, reports, hearings, settlement terms, recovery, and revival when a settlement becomes void. Procedure for applications under section 127B requires the Settlement Commission to issue notice within seven days, decide within fourteen days whether the application may proceed, and treat inaction within the prescribed period as deemed permission to proceed. If allowed, the Commission must call for the Commissioner's report, may direct further inquiry by the Commissioner (Investigation), and after considering the reports, evidence, and hearing the parties, may pass an order on the application and connected matters. The provision also prescribes time limits for passing settlement orders, terms of settlement, recovery of unpaid sums, and revival of proceedings if the settlement becomes void.
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Settlement Commission procedure governs notices, reports, hearings, settlement terms, recovery, and revival when a settlement becomes void.
Procedure for applications under section 127B requires the Settlement Commission to issue notice within seven days, decide within fourteen days whether the application may proceed, and treat inaction within the prescribed period as deemed permission to proceed. If allowed, the Commission must call for the Commissioner's report, may direct further inquiry by the Commissioner (Investigation), and after considering the reports, evidence, and hearing the parties, may pass an order on the application and connected matters. The provision also prescribes time limits for passing settlement orders, terms of settlement, recovery of unpaid sums, and revival of proceedings if the settlement becomes void.
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