After moving the Supreme Court against DLF, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has filed an appeal before the apex court against the realty major’s directors, challenging a tribunal order in the matter of violation of disclosure norms during its initial public offer (IPO). The appeal is likely to come up for admission on Monday.
Sebi in an order dated October 10, 2014, had restrained six directors of DLF along with its chief financial officer (CFO) from accessing the securities market for three years. The individual entities named in the Sebi order include Rajiv Singh (vice-chairman), TC Goyal (managing director), Pia Singh (whole time director), Kameshwar Swarup (executive director, legal), GS Talwar (director) and Ramesh Sanka (chief financial officer).
In March, the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) had quashed the Sebi order stating the case was one of over-regulation by the capital market regulator and had led to a grave miscarriage of justice.
Of the three-member SAT bench, Jog Singh and AS Lamba had favoured quashing the ban, while presiding officer JP Devadhar was in favour of a six-month ban
CSGAURAV +919990694230
[email protected]
https://www.facebook.com/gauravdelhiravpage
Subscribe to CS GAURAV SHARMA by Email
