Competition Appellate Tribunal
by The Competition Appellate Tribunal: The tribunal is established by the Central Government to hear, and dispose of appeals against orders and directions passed by the …
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Competition Commission of India: Composition, Duties, Power and Function
Composition of Competition Commission of India (CCI): The CCI comprises of a Chairperson and six Members, who are appointed by the Government of India. The Commission …
Competition Act 2002: Abuse of Dominant Position
Abuse of Dominant Position Section 4 of the Competition Act, 2002 expressly prohibits any enterprise or group from abusing its dominant position. The term ‘Dominant …
Competition Act 2002: Anti-Competitive Agreements
Anti- Competitive Agreements Anti-competitive agreements are those agreements that restrict competition. Section 3 of the Competition Act, 2002 prohibits any agreement with respect to production, …
Competition Act 2002: Objective, Features
Objectives To promote healthy competition in the market. To prevent those practices which are having adverse effect on competition. To protect the interests of concerns …
SEBI Guidelines for VENTURE CAPITAL
SEBI amended regulations for VCFs are: (i) VCF is a fund established in the form of a trust/a company including a body corporate and registered …
Depository System in securities Transaction
Need for Depository System: The trading in physical segment is full of inefficiencies due to handling of large volumes of Certificates and also involves various …
Legal Requirement, Operation of Clearing and Settlement
Trading options available in stock exchanges At present, the facility of trading and settlement in dematerialised shares is available in The Stock Exchange, Mumbai (BSE), …
SEBI Functions
We can classify the functions of SEBI into three categories:- Protective functions Developmental functions Regulatory functions Protective Functions: As the name suggests, the main focus …
Liabilities of Banker and Dishonor of Negotiable Instruments like Hundis etc.
Dishonor by non-acceptance (Section 91) A little kind of negotiable tools, i.e., bill of exchange, promissory note, or cheque may be desecrated by non-payment by …
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