Part C - SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR A SUBSIDIARY COMPANY GETTING DELISTED THROUGH A SCHEME OF ARRANGEMENT WHEREIN THE LISTED HOLDING COMPANY AND THE SUBSIDIARY COMPANY ARE IN THE SAME LINE OF BUSINESS
Regulatory relaxation powers permit procedural waivers and exemptions to foster market innovation within regulatory sandbox conditions. The Board may relax any regulation where the requirement is procedural, a disclosure is irrelevant to a class of industry or company, or non compliance was caused by factors beyond the acquirer's control. Applications must be self attested and state the relief sought with grounds, and attract a prescribed non refundable fee. The Board may exempt persons or classes for periods not exceeding twelve months to permit innovation in a regulatory sandbox, subject to specified and ongoing conditions.
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Regulatory relaxation powers permit procedural waivers and exemptions to foster market innovation within regulatory sandbox conditions.
The Board may relax any regulation where the requirement is procedural, a disclosure is irrelevant to a class of industry or company, or non compliance was caused by factors beyond the acquirer's control. Applications must be self attested and state the relief sought with grounds, and attract a prescribed non refundable fee. The Board may exempt persons or classes for periods not exceeding twelve months to permit innovation in a regulatory sandbox, subject to specified and ongoing conditions.
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