Competent Authority discretion in Chapter XXA acquisition proceedings allows dropping proceedings after merits review, subject to chief commissioner's approval. Guidelines under Chapter XXA required summary examination to identify cases suitable for discontinuance to reduce pendency, without affecting the statutory discretion of the Competent Authority. If the Competent Authority, after hearing objections and reviewing merits, finds property not fit for acquisition, proceedings may be dropped without Board approval; where a detailed merits examination has occurred, prior approval of the Chief Commissioner is required for administrative control. Authorities were directed to dispose of pending Chapter XXA cases within the administrative timeframe to reduce backlog.
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Competent Authority discretion in Chapter XXA acquisition proceedings allows dropping proceedings after merits review, subject to chief commissioner's approval.
Guidelines under Chapter XXA required summary examination to identify cases suitable for discontinuance to reduce pendency, without affecting the statutory discretion of the Competent Authority. If the Competent Authority, after hearing objections and reviewing merits, finds property not fit for acquisition, proceedings may be dropped without Board approval; where a detailed merits examination has occurred, prior approval of the Chief Commissioner is required for administrative control. Authorities were directed to dispose of pending Chapter XXA cases within the administrative timeframe to reduce backlog.
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