Limitation law governs arbitration filings; depositories must align bye laws, notify participants and update websites. The limitation period for filing an arbitration reference in depository matters shall be governed by the Limitation Act, 1963, including cases where the Limitation Act period has not expired and no arbitration was filed or where an arbitration was earlier rejected solely for delay but the Limitation Act period still subsists. Depositories must amend bye laws, notify Depository Participants to inform Beneficial Owners, and disseminate the change on their websites.
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Limitation law governs arbitration filings; depositories must align bye laws, notify participants and update websites.
The limitation period for filing an arbitration reference in depository matters shall be governed by the Limitation Act, 1963, including cases where the Limitation Act period has not expired and no arbitration was filed or where an arbitration was earlier rejected solely for delay but the Limitation Act period still subsists. Depositories must amend bye laws, notify Depository Participants to inform Beneficial Owners, and disseminate the change on their websites.
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