Supreme Court of India
Standard Chartered Bank and Anr. Etc. v. Custodian and Another Etc.
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Special Court (Trial of Offences Relating to Transactions in Securities) Act, 1992 Sections 3(2) read with Sections 3(3), 5, 9- and 11-Custodian constituted under the Act notifying name of R-2, a share broker, under Section 3(2)-Custodian calling upon the appellant either to hand over shares c belonging to R-2 or to obtain appropriate order from the Special Court constituted under the Act-Appellant claimed to have made investments in ). securities through R-2 but the same was not backed by securities and banker's receipt-Appellant claiming title and interest in certain shares and securities…
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