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of <h1>Public companies can appeal stock exchange listing refusals under Section 22A of the Securities Contracts Act, 1956.</h1> Section 22A of the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956, provides public companies the right to appeal to the Securities Appellate Tribunal if a recognized stock exchange refuses to list their securities. Companies must appeal within fifteen days of receiving the refusal reasons or after the specified time for decision-making lapses. The Tribunal can vary or overturn the stock exchange's decision or grant permission if the exchange fails to act. Appeals must follow prescribed forms and fees, and the Tribunal aims to resolve appeals within six months, sending orders to the relevant parties.
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