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Section 9

Securities Appellate Tribunal (Procedure) Rules, 2000Central Rules · 1992

(1) Every memorandum of appeal shall be accompanied with a fee provided in sub-rule (2) and such fee may be remitted in the form of crossed demand draft drawn on any nationalised bank in favour of "the Registrar, Securities Appellate Tribunal" payable at the station where the registry is located.

(2) (i) The amount of fee payable in respect of appeal against adjudication orders made under Chapter VIA of the Act shall be as follows :— TABLE Amount of penalty imposed Amount of fees payable

1. Less than rupees ten thousand Rs. 500

2. Rupees ten thousand or more Rs. 1,200 but less than one lakh

3. Rupees one lakh or more 7[Rs. 1200 plus Rs. 500 for every additional one lakh of penalty or fraction thereof, subject to a maximum of Rs. 1,50,000.]

(ii) Amount of fee payable in respect of any other appeal against an order of the Board under the Act shall be rupees five thousand only.

7. Substituted for "Rs. 1200 plus Rs. 1,000 for every additional one lakh of penalty or fraction thereof" by the Securities Appellate Tribunal (Procedure) (Amendment) Rules, 2005, w.e.f.

31-1-2005.

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ActSecurities Appellate Tribunal (Procedure) Rules, 2000
Section9
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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