Uniform security-specific actions must be applied across exchanges; non-compliant exchanges must block normal settlement trading. All stock exchanges must implement uniformly the security specific surveillance measures decided by the principal exchanges-including transfers between rolling settlement and trade for trade segment, imposition of margins, and suspension of trading-by obtaining information from the principal exchanges' websites and implementing decisions concurrently. If an exchange cannot implement a decision for a particular scrip, it shall not permit that scrip to trade in normal rolling settlement; non principal exchanges must report implementation status in the Monthly Development Report. The circular is issued under Section 11 (1) of the SEBI Act.
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Uniform security-specific actions must be applied across exchanges; non-compliant exchanges must block normal settlement trading.
All stock exchanges must implement uniformly the security specific surveillance measures decided by the principal exchanges-including transfers between rolling settlement and trade for trade segment, imposition of margins, and suspension of trading-by obtaining information from the principal exchanges' websites and implementing decisions concurrently. If an exchange cannot implement a decision for a particular scrip, it shall not permit that scrip to trade in normal rolling settlement; non principal exchanges must report implementation status in the Monthly Development Report. The circular is issued under Section 11 (1) of the SEBI Act.
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