they may be — The rights of persons with disabilities act, 2016.

5 they may be ascertained; NO) ‘The facts relating to complaint and hei and where it arose; ~ : ER ‘ ’ (d) Documents in support of the allgitions contained i in the complaint;and : (¢) The relief which the agerievied person claims; (2) The State” ‘Commissiotier on receipt of a complaint shall refer a copy of the complaint to the opposite party or parties mentiofied’in the complaint directing him to give his version of the case within a “period” of thirty days" or such extendéd’ period not exceeding { fifteen © days as tay be granted by the State Commissioner. EE “(3)-0n the ‘date of hearing or any: other. date to which héaring could - be adjourned, ‘the parties or their agents shall appear b before the State Commissioner. - : {4) Where the aggrieved person or his agent fails to appear before ~ the State ‘Commissioner on such. days, the State Commissioner may “%gither disiniss the’ ‘complaint. on default'or decide on merits. . (5) Where the opposite: party" or his agent fails to appear on the date ) of héaring, the State Commissioner may take’ ‘such’ necessary: under section 82 of the Act as he deéms’ fit for sunimon enforcing the attendant “of the opposite party; Baths ©) The" State” Commissioner may dispose: of’ ih parte, if necessary, (N The State Cotumissioner may-on ‘such’ terms as he desing fit and at any -stage’ of dhe proceedings, ‘adjourn. the hearing ofl the complaint. i 8 “®) The State Chinmissionér ‘shall’ decide the sonipldi " possible” within a'périod- of Sixty ‘days’ from the date of réceiptiof notice by the opposite party : 4G TT

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