Securities and Exchange Board of India (Collective Investment Schemes) Regulations, 1999 Chapter III BUSINESS ACTIVITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY
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Dispute resolution: Collective Investment Management Company must submit investor disputes to mediation, conciliation or arbitration per Board procedure. All disputes between a Collective Investment Management Company and investors arising from the company's securities-market activities must be submitted to a dispute resolution mechanism comprising mediation, conciliation and arbitration, conducted in accordance with the procedure specified by the Board.
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Dispute resolution: Collective Investment Management Company must submit investor disputes to mediation, conciliation or arbitration per Board procedure.
All disputes between a Collective Investment Management Company and investors arising from the company's securities-market activities must be submitted to a dispute resolution mechanism comprising mediation, conciliation and arbitration, conducted in accordance with the procedure specified by the Board.
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