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 procedures require specific allegations, evidence disclosure, inspection, hearing, and reasoned conclusion where noticees default. Enquiry proceedings require a show-cause notice identifying alleged contraventions of securities laws, directions or orders, with relied-on documents and ... Summary
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Enquiry procedures require specific allegations, evidence disclosure, inspection, hearing, and reasoned conclusion where noticees default.
Enquiry proceedings require a show-cause notice identifying alleged contraventions of securities laws, directions or orders, with relied-on documents and relevant report extracts. The noticee may submit a written reply with evidence within the specified period, subject to a recorded-reasons extension. Inspection may be scheduled following a timely request, and a personal hearing is ordinarily required, subject to specified exceptions. On non-response or non-appearance, proceedings may be concluded on available material after sufficient opportunity and recorded reasons.
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