Supreme Court of India
Premium Global Securities Pvt. Ltd. & Ors. v. Securities & Exchange Board of India & Anr.
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Securities Contract (Regulation) Rules, 1957: rr.8(1 )(f), 8(3)(f)- Fee Continuity Benefit- Circular dated 27.09.2002 c contemplated that transfer of membership to group company/ 100% subsidiary company would not attract any fresh payment of registration fees - In view of bar under r.8(1 )(f), transfer of membership to appellant company- SEBI refused to grant fee continuity benefits to the appelfant - Whether there was any compulsion of law to transfer brokerage business and whether appellant can be granted benefit of fee continuity- Held: The restriction imposed under-circular was to not
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