sebi:BM/AO/1-3/2014
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Facts / Headnote
Disposed of without imposing any monetary penalty on the Noticees
Provisions invoked
- s. 15
- s. 15H
- s. 15J
Parties
- Shailesh Jayantilal Shah
- Rajesh J Shah
- Ritaben Rohitkumar Shah
Holding
The Noticees were found to have traded on May 7, 2009 after receipt of the SEBI Order dated April 23, 2009, which was in violation of the SEBI Order; however, no monetary penalty was imposed because there was no reliable evidence to establish that the sell orders were placed by the Noticees themselves.
Full text
Page 2 of 16 2. The exchanges informed SEBI that the Noticees had traded in the market, even after passing of the Order, and after having received the said Order. In view of the above it was alleged that the Noticees, through the above actions violated the aforesaid SEBI
Page 3 of 16 c) The Noticees requested that they be allowed to cross examine Motilal Oswal Securities Ltd (MOSL) as the alleged trade was executed by it.
Page 4 of 16 A. I am Neeraj Agarwal, Vice President of Compliance, accompanied by Mr. Anupam Agarwal, Sr. Vice President Risk Management of Motilal Oswal Q. Whether you are aware of SEBI Order Dated April 23rd 2009, debarring the Noticees, from the accessing the capital market? If yes, when and how? A. We were aware of the SEBI order referred in your query above. All the orders are released (by) SEBI on its website, the day SEBI released the
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