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of <h1>Depositories Rules 2005: Inquiry Process for Alleged Contraventions, Show Cause Notice, and Evidence Submission Explained.</h1> The Depositories (Procedure for Holding Inquiry and Imposing Penalties) Rules, 2005 outline the process for conducting inquiries under specified sections to determine if a person has committed any contraventions. The Board or adjudicating officer must first issue a notice requiring the person to show cause within a specified period. If an inquiry is warranted, a date for appearance is set, and the alleged offense is explained. The person is given an opportunity to present evidence, and the adjudicating authority may summon witnesses. The inquiry may proceed in the absence of the person if they fail to appear, with reasons documented.
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