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<h1>New Guidelines for Contesting Adverse Orders from Settlement Commission: Role of Chief Commissioners and Directors General Clarified.</h1> The circular outlines procedures for handling adverse orders from the Settlement Commission. The responsibility for deciding whether to accept or contest these orders is assigned to the Chief Commissioners of Income-tax and Directors General (Investigation). Commissioners must report adverse orders to their respective Chief Commissioners or Directors General instead of the Board. If a decision is made to contest an order by filing a Special Leave Petition (SLP) with the Supreme Court, a proposal must be sent to the Board within 20 days. The previous practice of sending monthly reports to the Board is discontinued, with reports now directed to the Chief Commissioners and Directors General.