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Court Stresses Minimal Judicial Intervention in SEBI Fee Decisions, Urges Caution on Interim Relief Against Regulations.

May 3, 2021

Case Laws     SEBI     HC

Fees which can be charged by Investment Advisers from their clients - SEBI is an expert regulatory body established under the SEBI Act and the Court, therefore, would have to exercise judicial restraint and the scope of interference would be extremely narrow. The Court cannot substitute own views in place of views of the expert body. Moreover, it is well settled that the Court should be very slow in staying a law by way of interim relief when the constitutional validity of the law is challenged. - HC

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