Supreme Court of India
Siddharth Chaturvedi v. Securities and Exchange Board of India
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Securities and·Exehange Board of India Act, 1992 - ss. 15A (as amended in the year 2002) and I 5J - The questions whether s. I 5A can be construed, in isolation, without regard to S.'J 5J - Whether the expression 'namely 'fixes the discretion only to the circumstances mentioned in the three clauses set out in s. I 5J, or whether it would also take into account other relevant circumstances - The questions referred to larger Bench for consideration. SEBI Through its Chairman vs. Roofit Industries Limited 2015 (12) SCALE 642; Julius v. Bishop of Oxford (19~0) LR 5 AC 21 (HL) - referred to. Case
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