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Alacrity Securities Limited vs Sebi on 19 November, 2013

12. Reliance was placed by counsel for appellant on a decision of this Tribunal in case of K. Nirmala (supra). That decision is distinguishable on facts. In that case it was held that failure to disclose pledging of shares was an inadvertent mistake and while upholding the decision of SEBI, this Tribunal looking to the totality of facts and circumstances deemed it fit to reduce the penalty imposed therein by 50%. In the present case, appellant had falsely pleaded before AO that the pledged shares were not beneficially owned by the appellant. As noted earlier, the above plea of appellant is totally false and in fact appellant was beneficial owner of pledged shares. Moreover, appellant had not followed procedure prescribed under Depositories Act and the Regulations made thereunder in relation to pledging of shares.
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Shriniwas Power & Infrastructure Ltd. ... vs Sebi on 21 June, 2013

2. We have minutely perused the appeal and documents annexed therewith. At the outset, we are informed that this Tribunal by its order dated April 18, 2013 passed in Appeal no. 38/39 of 2013 in the case of K. Nirmala vs. SEBI and K. Nirupama vs. SEBI, keeping in view the facts and circumstances of that case, reduced the penalty by modifying the impugned orders therein to 50 per cent of the amount imposed by the respondent on the appellants. In those two cases although the scrip was common but the amount of penalty was much higher i.e. Rs. 3,25,000/- and Rs. 3,00,000/- respectively.
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