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Section 17: Initiation of Proceedings

3. Conduct of business, receiving and investigation of complaints, Regulation, 2007Central Regulations · 2006

(I) The Board may initiate any proceedings suo motu or on a petition or complaint filed by any affected or interested person under the provisions of the Act.

(2) The notice of the initiation of the proceedings may be issued by the Board and the Board may give such orders and directions as may be deemed necessary, for service of notices to the affected parties, the filing of reply and rejoinder in opposition or in support of the petition or complaint in such fonn as it may direct. The Board may, if it considers appropriate, issue orders for publication of the petition or complaint inviting comments on the issues involved in the proceedings in such fonn as the Board may direct.

(3) While issuing the notice of inquiry the Board may, in appropriate cases, authorize an officer of the Board or any other person whom the Board considers appropriate to present the matter in the capacity of the petitioner/complainant in the case.

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Act3. Conduct of business, receiving and investigation of complaints, Regulation, 2007
Section17
Marginal noteInitiation of Proceedings
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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