sebi:WT/MO/15/EFD/12/03
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Facts / Headnote
Confirmed order dated 20.8.2003 restraining the broker from dealing in securities pending completion of inspection
Provisions invoked
- s. 11B
- s. 11
- s. 11(4)
- s. 19
- s. 12
Parties
- Shri Sanjay Bansal
Holding
The interim order dated 20.8.2003 against Shri Sanjay Bansal is confirmed and he is directed not to buy, sell or deal in securities directly or indirectly pending completion of inspection.
Full text
from / to clients indicated that many such receipts / payments were beyond limits permitted for cash transactions under the Income Tax Act.
ii. The above office has about 70 sq. ft. carpet area and it was a very small place to accommodate multiple trading terminals/other logistic support equipments and for sitting space for investors / clients. iii. The two CTCL terminals (No.G2911 & G02915) were installed through LAN cable in the office of Sunil Kayanat 8, Lyons Range, Ground floor, Calcutta 1 which is within the distance of about 200 metres from the address mentioned at (i) above. These terminals were functioning under the supervision and control of the noticee and more as a branch office. The cable for the two terminals was extended in the month of December
(c) The noticee submits that he has not engaged himself in unauthorized broking business or extended trading terminal to any third party for such party’s use. There is no financial loss to the investors. (vii)In the above perspective, the noticee not informing the location of two terminals at the office of Mr. Sunil Kumar Kayan’s office could not be considered as a serious lapse warranting suspension / debarring the notice form his business. In fact, in these days of internet trading, it is anytime, anywhere trading and what is therefore important is broker ID and client ID. The location of terminal has lost its relevance. vii. The preliminary findings are based on wrong appreciation of facts and law and deserve to be rejected. The noticee submits that the conclusions do not disclose or establish any violation of any of the provisions of and Act/law. The noticee respectfully submits that he has not violated section 12 of SEBI Act, 1993 and section 19 of Securities Contract (Regulation) Act nor assisted in violation of section 12 of SEBI Act.
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