Supreme Court of India
Securities & Exchange Board of India v. M/s. Prebon Yamane (i) Ltd.
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Securities & Exchange Board of India (Stock Brokers c and Sub-Brokers) Regulations, 1992: Regulation 1 O; Schedule Ill clause 4- Fee Continuity benefit- SEBI issue · a provisional fee liability statement - Payment under protest by respondent- SAT directed SEBI to refund the amounts Held: Respondent was not an entity as envisaged in clause 4 of Schedule Ill - Hence not entitled to fee continuity benefit - Securities & Exchange Board of India Act, 1992. Allowing the appeal, the Court HELD: As per Clause 4 of Schedule Ill, the Respondent was not an 'entity' as envisaged in the Regulations as
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