16.05.2013
NOTICE
Subject: Declaration of BKG Stock & Share Broking
Services (P) Ltd. as Defaulter
To All Trading Members of the
Exchange,
- The Trading Members of the
Exchange are hereby informed that the Exchange has declared BKG Stock
& Share Broking Services (P) Ltd. (Clearing Code No.- 176) having SEBI
Registration No. INB030950130, a Corporate Trading Member of the Exchange,
a defaulter, with effect from 14.05.2013 under the Byelaws of the Exchange
and pursuant to the letter Ref: 13-14/ISE/109/SP dated 10.05.2013 received
from Inter-Connected Stock Exchange Of India Limited to comply with the
requirements specified vide Circular No. F.No. 1/26/SE/91 dated 12th
August, 1991 issued by the Ministry of Finance (Department of Economic
Affairs), Government of India and the Circular No.SMD/Policy/Cir-24/97
dated 26th September, 1997 issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of
India (SEBI) in that respect.
- The details of the
Corporate Member is given below:
Sl. No.
|
Name of the
Member
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Name of the
Director
|
1
|
BKG Stock
& Share Broking Services (P) Ltd..
|
Bimal
Kumar Ghosh (Qualifying Director)
Mrinal
Kanti Saha (Qualifying Director)
Gopal
Ghosh (Additional Director)
|
- The Trading Members/
Investors who have any outstanding claims against BKG Stock & Share
Broking Services (P) Ltd (Clearing Code No.- 176), are advised to file
their complaints/Arbitration reference/s with the Exchange, if they so
desire, by 16.11.2013 after which no claim shall be entertained by the
Exchange.
- The Trading
Members/Investors who have already obtained in their favour, Arbitration
Awards which have not been complied so far, are advised to submit to the
Exchange their claims with the original Arbitration Awards on or before
16.11.2013, after which no such award shall be entertained by the
Exchange.
- In case of objections, if
any, arising in future against BKG Stock & Share Broking Services (P)
Ltd. for the shares received by the Trading Members/ Investors under
objections, they are advised to settle their claims through Arbitration
mechanism at the Exchange and file awards, if they are in their favour, as
well as the relevant original Share Certificates and Transfer Deeds with
the Exchange within six months from the date of Objection Memos of the
Company (which returned the shares under objection.). Claims, which are
not submitted in the manner and /or within the stipulated period as stated
in this paragraph, shall not be entertained by the Exchange.
Sripriya Senthilkumar