The Board may pass such interim orders as the Board may consider appropriate at any stage of the proceedings.
CHAPTER III SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES
32. The settlement of disputes in regard to matters mentioned in Section 24 of the Act may be commenced by the Board on the application of any of the persons concerned.
33. The Board shall issue notice to the concerned person(s) and to such other person(s) as the Board considers appropriate to show cause as to why the dispute should not be settled by the Board.
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34. The Board may, after hearing the parties to whom notices have been issued and if satisfied that no reason or cause has been shown against the proposed settlement, pass an order directing that the disputes or the matter be settled by the Board.
35. The procedure for settlement of disputes to be followed by the Board shall be as far as possible the same as in the case of hearing before the Board as provided for in Chapter II above.
36. The cost of the settlement of disputes and proceedings before the .Board shall be borne by such parties and in such sums as the Board may direct.
CHAPTER IV INVESTIGATION, INQUIRY, COLLECTION OF INFORMATION, ETC.
37. The Board may make such order or orders as it thinks fit for collection of information, inquiry, investigation, entry, search, seizure, and without prejudice to the generality of its powers in regard to the following provisions.
38. The Board may at any time, direct the Secretary or any one or more officers of the Board or consultants or any other person as the Board considers appropriate to study, investigate or furnish information with respect to any matter within the purview of the Board under the Act.
39. The Board may for the above purpose give such other directions as it may deem fit and specify the time within which the report is to be submitted or information furnished.
40. The Board may issue or authorise the Secretary or any officer of the Board to issue directions to any person to produce before it and allow to be examined and kept by an officer of the Board authorised in this behalf the books, accounts, etc. or to furnish information to such officer.
41. The Board may, for the purpose of collecting any information, particulars or documents which the Board considers necessary in connection with the discharge of its functions under the Act, issue such directions as may be considered necessary .
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42. If any such report or infonnation obtained appears to the Board to be insufficient or inadequate, the Board or Secretary or any officer of the Board authorised for the purpose may give directions for further inquiry, report and furnishing of infonnation.
-43. The Board may direct such incidental, consequential and supplemental matters be attended to, which may be considered relevant in connection with the above.
44. In connection with the discharge of the above functions, the Board may, if it thinks fit, direct a notice Of inquiry to be issued and .proceed with the matter in a manner provided under Chapter II of these regulations.
CHAPTERV MISCELLANEOUS .. .. 45. Continuance of proceeding after death, etc. • (1) Where in any proceeding any of the parties to the proceedings dies or is adjudicated as an insolvent or in the case of a company under liquidation or winding·up, the proceedings shall continue with the successors-in-interest, the executor, administrator, receiver, liquidator or other legal representative of the party concerned.
(2) The Board may, for reasons to be recorded, treat the proceedings as abated in case the Board so directs and dispense with the need to bring the successors-in-interest, etc. on the record of the case.
(3) In case any person wishes to bring on record the successors-in-interest, etc., the application for the purpose shall be filed within ninety days from the event requiring the successors-in interest to come on record.