Securities and Exchange Board of India (Intermediaries) Regulations, 2008 Chapter V ACTION IN CASE OF DEFAULT AND MANNER OF SUSPENSION OR CANCELLATION OF CERTIFICATE
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Enquiry notice safeguards require specific allegations, document disclosure, inspection and hearing before action against regulated intermediaries. Regulation 25 requires a show-cause notice in enquiry proceedings to specify alleged contraventions and provide relied-upon documents and relevant ... Summary
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Enquiry notice safeguards require specific allegations, document disclosure, inspection and hearing before action against regulated intermediaries.
Regulation 25 requires a show-cause notice in enquiry proceedings to specify alleged contraventions and provide relied-upon documents and relevant investigative, inquiry or inspection findings. The noticee may submit a written reply with evidence within the specified period, subject to a reasoned extension, and may seek inspection of documents. A personal hearing is ordinarily required, except for specified fee defaults, wilful defaulters, and fugitive economic offenders. Proceedings may be concluded on the available record where sufficient opportunity was given but the noticee fails to respond or attend.
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