Supreme Court of India

Securities and Exchange Board of India v. Classic Credit Ltd.

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Bench Jagdish Singh Khehar and Arun Mishra JJ.
Decided 21 August 2017

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Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992: s.26(2) - Amendment causing change of forum of trial - Effect of. on pending proceedings - Complaints filed u/s. 26(2) against private parties for offences punishable under SEBI Act - Offences allegedly committed before SEBI Amendment Act, 2002 - Trial of accused by Metropolitan Magistrate or, Judicial Magistrate of the first class - Amendment to ss. 24 and 26 by the 2002 Amendment Act whereby change in forum of trial - All pending matters transferred to the concerned court of session - Challenge· to - While matters pending, 2014 Amendment…

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