Intercorporate investment restrictions do not apply to investments made by exempt companies even after exemption ends.
Intercorporate investments made by companies while exempt remain outside the post exemption statutory restrictions and therefore do not require compliance with those restrictions after the exemption ceases, confirming that outstanding investments after cessation of exempt status are not subject to the operative limitations or compliance obligations of the provision.

Apprehension of violence does not create a class-based exemption from meeting obligations under statutory meeting provisions.
The administrative view holds that companies apprehending violence do not form a class of companies for exemption under the proviso to sub section (2) of section 166 because sporadic difficulties affecting some firms in a city, without objective criteria distinguishing them from unaffected firms, do not justify treating the entire city as a disturbed area or granting blanket exemption from meeting obligations.

Signing authority delegated for endorsement and execution of securities, instruments and transactional documents on behalf of the Trust.
Delegation under regulation 42 authorises specified senior incumbents to endorse and transfer promissory notes, stock receipts, debentures, shares and other securities; to draw, accept and endorse bills of exchange; and to sign deeds, agreements and other instruments including documents affecting immovable property, transfer deeds for purchase or sale of securities, applications for new shares, sale and repurchase orders for Government securities via the Reserve Bank, cheques, delivery instructions to banks and brokers, transfer endorsements and redemption receipts in the Trust's authorised business.