Section 10 of SCRA : Section 10: Power Of Securities And Exchange Board Of India To Make Or Amend Bye-Laws Of Recognised Stock Exchanges

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Explanation using Example

Example of Section 10 of The Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 in Everyday Context:

Suppose the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) notices that there is an increase in market manipulation due to certain trading practices on a recognized stock exchange. To curb this, SEBI decides that it's necessary to impose stricter regulations on the types of trades that can be executed and the information that must be disclosed by the traders.

SEBI consults with the governing body of the stock exchange and records its reasons why these changes are expedient for maintaining the integrity of the markets. After this cons...

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