sebi:Order/BM/GN/2023-24/30087

SEBI · SEBI · 2023-02-14 · Barnali Mukherjee, Adjudicating Officer

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Facts / Headnote

SCN dated January 10, 2024 disposed of without imposition of penalty

Provisions invoked

• s. 15J
• s. 15E

Regulations

• Reg. 25
• Reg. 15
• Reg. 23
• Reg. 19
• Reg. 19(2)
• Reg. 25(1)
• Reg. 15(12)

Parties

• M/s Nestra Capital Prop.: Dhirendra Ramraj

Holding

The SCN dated January 10, 2024 against M/s Nestra Capital Prop.: Dhirendra Ramraj is disposed of without imposition of penalty under Section 15EB of the SEBI Act, 1992, as it was not found to be a fit case for penalty.

Full text

Adjudication Order in the matter of M/s Nestra Capital Prop.: Dhirendra Ramraj Page 2 of 9 SHOW CAUSE NOTICE, REPLY AND HEARING

Adjudication Order in the matter of M/s Nestra Capital Prop.: Dhirendra Ramraj Page 3 of 9 team, as the server was not responding they called there technical service provider and asked him to recover their data, the technical support provider sent them an e-mail to confirm their requirements on 14th Feb 2023. c) Noticee submitted that the e-mail dated 14/02/2023 was forwarded to Inspection team to assure that efforts are being made to recover the data which is possibly corrupted. That apart from the said call recordings all other documents were timely sent. d) Noticee submitted that the inspection team did observe that the server was non- responsive and during the visit, the team acknowledged the same and allowed them to send the servers for recovery. The same was sent in presence of the inspection team to the technical support provider and with their accord. Given the circumstances, the email by the technical support provider may be taken as evidence to establish that the said server was infact sent for recovery of data, further there is another e-mail by same service provider on 2nd April 2023 that the data could not be recovered. e) Noticee submitted that the allegations that as the Noticee has failed to provide some data due to server issues and has thus violated regulation 19(2), 25(1), 25(2) and clause 8 of code of conduct is unfound as it is not the case that the Noticee never maintained call records and has never sent these records to SEBI infact in many cases of comp

Adjudication Order in the matter of M/s Nestra Capital Prop.: Dhirendra Ramraj Page 4 of 9 g) Further Noticee referred to the SEBI order M/s JM MORGAN STANLEY SECURITIES PVT. LTD dated October 27, 2005 and Hon’ble SAT order in the matter of UPSE securities Ltd. v/s SEBI

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