0709-2021 Ashok Dayabhai Shah and Others vs SEBI and Others
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the time of issuance of the Impugned Order, SEBI had prima facie observed that BNL was in violation of both Disclosure Requirements and MPS Norms. Being aware of the fact that BNL has identifiable promoters, SEBI could not have and ought not to have ignored the same while considering the applicability of the Exit Circulars to BNL. It is further pertinent to note that upon issuance of the Revocation Order, the proceedings initiated in the matter of BNL have been reinstated and are currently pending before SEBI. In light of the same, the Impugned Order must necessarily be set aside, an
IN THE SECURITIES APPELLATE TRIBUNAL
AT MUMBAI
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