Supreme Court of India
Opg Securities Private Ltd. v. S.E.B.I. & Anr.
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Securities and Exchange Board of India (Stock-brokers and Sub-brokers) Regulations, 1992: Dispute arose on c account of amended Regulations effective from 1. 10.2006 introducing Schedule II/ into the Regulations - For stock brokers, the measure of fee under Schedule Ill was "turnover of the previous year• on yearly basis and the same was replaced by concept of monthly fee on the basis of monthly turnover - Demand of registration fee from appellant stock broker not only on. the basis of turnover of the previous year but also for the entire turnover earned after the turnover of the previous
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