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of <h1>Section 32F: Settlement Commission Procedures for Applications, Timelines, and Consequences of Fraudulent Settlements in Central Excise Act</h1> Section 32F of the Central Excise Act, effective June 1, 2007, outlines the procedure for handling applications under section 32E by the Settlement Commission. Upon receiving an application, the Commission must issue a notice within seven days, allowing or rejecting the application within fourteen days based on the applicant's explanation. If no decision is made, the application is deemed allowed. If allowed, the Commission requests a report from the Commissioner of Central Excise, who must respond within thirty days. The Commission may order further investigation if needed. Orders must be passed within specified timeframes, and settlements can be voided if obtained through fraud. Unpaid amounts are recoverable as dues to the government. If a settlement becomes void, proceedings can be revived.
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