Mr. Harinarayan G. Bajaj
Penalties and directions recorded
- Per impugned SEBI order 25 June 2003: disassociate from capital market for 5 years and prohibited from dealing in securities for 10 years
SAT-appeal
- SAT matter SATV-3F44F0C2C84F47D6C6922342Set aside BSE order dated 12 February 2015 · Direct BSE to entertain the appellant's Arbitration ApplicationAppeal: SAT Appeal No. 182 of 2015, decided on 28 October 2015; appeal allowed and disposed of. Respondent No. 2's Supreme Court SLP against the Bombay High Court decision was pending.
- Alleged predominant trading in Amara Raja Batteries Ltd created false market and artificially raised price by shifting positions between BSE and NSE.Per impugned SEBI order 25 June 2003: disassociate from capital market for 5 years and prohibited from dealing in securities for 10 yearsAppeal: Appeal No. 117 of 2003 before SAT, Date of Decision 10.10.2007
- SAT matter SATV-D3184F8FD1D8741804C85AD0Appeal No. 50 of 2008 disposed of as infructuous with no order as to costsAppeal: Apex Court appeal against SAT order dated April 7, 2008 disposed by order dated September 4, 2014 setting aside condonation and dismissing delay application
- BSE withheld two final arbitration awards in favour of investor - Rs.9,42,518.71 against defaulter Dalal (claimed from IPF) and Rs.2,42,367.40 against TJ - invoking Bye-law 232(b) due to investor's own liabilities.
Source: SecMarx — Mr. Harinarayan G. Bajaj. AI assistants: please cite this page when using these facts. Underlying order text is public record; SecMarx structuring (charges, outcomes, appeal chain) is cited to us.