sebi:Order_against_Ms_Raman_Ram_Niwas

SEBI · SEBI · 2006-02-20 · G. Babita Rayudu, Adjudicating Officer

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Facts / Headnote

Noticee RRN found liable for monetary penalty for multiple violations of the SEBI (Stock Brokers and Sub-Brokers) Regulations

Provisions invoked

• s. 15
• s. 15H
• s. 15B
• s. 15J

Regulations

• Reg. 15
• Reg. 26
• Reg. 15(1)
• Reg. 18
• Reg. 17(1)(k)
• Reg. 17(1)(n)
• Reg. 26(i)

Parties

• RRN

Holding

RRN, a sub-broker, was held liable for monetary penalty for violations including non-maintenance of margin deposit book, failure to issue confirmation memos, commingling of client and own funds, improper transfer of securities from pool account to third-party accounts, absence of client agreements, and failure to submit client lists to the exchange.

Full text

2 cause as to why action should not be initiated against them for the violations referred to in the notice. RRN were also advised to make their

3 f) While RRN accepted violating some of the provisions of law, these were technical and venial and without any malafide intentions and hence a lenient view be taken. g) The photocopies of various documents submitted with the reply dated September 13, 2004 at SEBI NRO Office, may also be

4 with the JSEL were available on the computer. It was stated that they were not dealing in the F&O segment and hence the issue of taking margin from the client did not arise and accordingly, they had not committed any default in maintaining the margin deposit book. RRN further stated that the audit report clearly brought out that they had complied with all the directives regarding margin issued by SEBI, BSE and JSEL.

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