Securities and Exchange Board of India (Registrars to an Issue and Share Transfer Agents) Regulations, 1993 Chapter V PROCEDURE FOR ACTION IN CASE OF DEFAULT
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Show-cause notice procedure requires regulated entities to reply and Board to issue a reasoned order and provide a copy. Regulation 26 set a stepwise procedure: after an enquiry report the Board issued a show-cause notice; the registrar or transfer agent had a specified period to reply; the Board then considered any reply and within a further specified period passed a self-contained, reasoned order justifying any penalty and sent a copy of that order to the affected registrar or share transfer agent.
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Show-cause notice procedure requires regulated entities to reply and Board to issue a reasoned order and provide a copy.
Regulation 26 set a stepwise procedure: after an enquiry report the Board issued a show-cause notice; the registrar or transfer agent had a specified period to reply; the Board then considered any reply and within a further specified period passed a self-contained, reasoned order justifying any penalty and sent a copy of that order to the affected registrar or share transfer agent.
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