Rule · SEBI · 5 Jul 2013

Arbitration Mechanism in Stock Exchanges - Jurisdiction

Stock Exchanges (SEs) with nationwide terminals must provide arbitration and appellate arbitration at all SEBI-specified centres, and may add centres; arbitration must be conducted at the centre nearest the Client's KYC address. Other stock exchanges must provide these facilities where located, and section 34 applications must be filed in the competent Court nearest the Client's KYC address. SEs must immediately amend bye-laws, rules and regulations, notify members and publish on their websites, and report implementation status in Monthly Development Reports to SEBI. This modifies Para 8 of circular CIR/MRD/DSA/24/2010 dated August 11, 2010.

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