Regulation 28 - Procedure for action on receipt of the recommendation (Omitted)
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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Show-cause procedure for recommended intermediary action was omitted, ending the former representation, hearing, and order-making framework. Before its omission, Regulation 28 required the designated member to consider a recommendation report, issue a show cause notice enclosing it, and obtain ... Summary
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Show-cause procedure for recommended intermediary action was omitted, ending the former representation, hearing, and order-making framework.
Before its omission, Regulation 28 required the designated member to consider a recommendation report, issue a show cause notice enclosing it, and obtain written representation. The noticee could reply within twenty-one days. Following consideration of the reply and an opportunity of hearing, an appropriate order, including directions, could be issued, with an endeavour to decide within 120 days from the reply or hearing.
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