Supreme Court of India

Securities and Exchange Board of India v. Gaurav Varshney & Anr.

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Reported as [2016] 7 S.C.R. 1
Bench J.S. Khehar J.
Decided 15 July 2016

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Securities and Exchange Board Act, 1992: s.12(1 ) - Interpretation of - Held: Persons governed by substantive provision of s.12(JB) (Non-proviso category), that is, those who had not commenced the activity of sponsoring or carrying on a collective investment scheme prior to 25.01.1995 are permitted to commence activities only after obtaining a certificate of registration - While, persons covered under the proviso category, c that is, those who were already carrying on such activities were permitted to continue their activities and after the framing of concerned regulations, they could

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