Enquiry procedure for merchant banker defaults required notice, reply, hearing, limited representation, and a penalty recommendation before omission. The former enquiry procedure required notice to the merchant banker, an opportunity to submit a reply and supporting evidence, and a reasonable hearing ... Summary
Securities And Exchange Board of India (Procedure For Holding Enquiry By Enquiry Officer And Imposing Penalty) Regulations, 2002
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Enquiry procedure for merchant banker defaults required notice, reply, hearing, limited representation, and a penalty recommendation before omission.
The former enquiry procedure required notice to the merchant banker, an opportunity to submit a reply and supporting evidence, and a reasonable hearing before suspension or cancellation action. The merchant banker could appear personally or through an authorised person, while legal representation was generally barred unless a lawyer or advocate was appointed as presenting officer. The enquiry officer could seek appointment of a presenting officer and was required to report on the facts, submissions, recommended penalty, and supporting grounds.
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