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DEFUNCT SETTLEMENT COMMISSION MAY BE FUNCTIONAL SOON

November 2, 2009

Having remained in coma since its inception more than two years ago, the Commercial Tax Department?s Settlement Commission supposed to settle disputes between traders and the department may finally start functioning now and with a wider jurisdiction spreading to a few more departments later.



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