Flummoxed by Finality: Supreme Court Reaffirms Applicability of Res Judicata to SEBI
by Namita Shetty* and Bharat Harne**
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by Namita Shetty* and Bharat Harne**
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“We find the conduct of HMDA not only to be in blatant disregard of the law but also evincing desperation to avoid the processes of law by pushing back their obligation to make payment to CEL by filing one vexatious proceeding after another.”
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Extended Deadline- 30-06-2025.
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Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. advised Lloyds Metals & Energy Limited (“LMEL”)
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The NHRC noted that the allegations against Professor Mahmudabad disclosed, prima facie, that his human rights and liberty were violated.
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Mining Regulations modernised, allowing expansions, promoting sustainability.
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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised Fusion Finance on its rights issue of partly paid-up equity shares
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“Law Mantra” (headquarters New Delhi) (Registration No 150 in Book No.4 Vol No 3, 603 0f 2018)
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by C. George Thomas* and Ansh Mittal**
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“Since the assessee has shown the reasonable cause within the meaning of Section 273B of the Act, the assessee is not liable to pay penalty under Section 271E of the Act for non-compliance of Section 269T of the Act.”
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Amendment regulation clarifying brokers’ investment policies.
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The Court held that the issue of declaration of a particular place as a Memorial, or naming it differently, or the declaration of deceased persons as Martyr/ Shaheed was within the exclusive domain of policy decision of the State.
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“Bare reading of Section 446 of the CrPC makes out a case wherein separate orders are required to be passed by the Court, firstly, at the time of cancellation of the bail bonds, and secondly, when the penalty is imposed.”
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“It is settled proposition of law that where no limitation period is prescribed, authorities are bound to act within reasonable period. The reasonable period depends upon facts and circumstances of each case, there is no hard and fast or straitjacket formula.”
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by Siddharth R. Gupta* and Samriddhi Seth**
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