Settlement Commission procedure sets filing, representation, confidentiality, report timelines and verification requirements for settlement applications. The rules set the procedure for settlement applications: filings to the Secretary or authorised officer (including by registered post) are deemed presented on receipt; the Commission forwards the application copy to the Commissioner for an initial report and, if allowed to proceed, forwards annexures and accompanying documents for a further report within a specified period. Facts not supported by record must be verified by sworn affidavit. Authorised representatives must file written authorisation before hearing, pleadings may be in Hindi or English, proceedings are private, and the Commission may adjourn hearings and direct Benches to dispose of applications as ordered.
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Settlement Commission procedure sets filing, representation, confidentiality, report timelines and verification requirements for settlement applications.
The rules set the procedure for settlement applications: filings to the Secretary or authorised officer (including by registered post) are deemed presented on receipt; the Commission forwards the application copy to the Commissioner for an initial report and, if allowed to proceed, forwards annexures and accompanying documents for a further report within a specified period. Facts not supported by record must be verified by sworn affidavit. Authorised representatives must file written authorisation before hearing, pleadings may be in Hindi or English, proceedings are private, and the Commission may adjourn hearings and direct Benches to dispose of applications as ordered.
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