HAJI SAIF ULLAH KHAN BANGASH versus SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN
Sections 17 and 24 Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan Act (XLI of 1997), Regulations for Sections 29 and 38 Brokers and Agents Registration, 2001 Article Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Broker Petitioner through illegal commission of his broker Invested in the stock exchange through And it suffered a great loss that the broker of Pakistan, instead of taking sanctions against the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, was granted the securities and exchange commission under section 29 of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan Act. Transfer your complaint for arbitration to an arbitrary claim. , 1997, each case had to be used carefully with a yard stick to examine on its own merits, the specific allegation of non-submission of documents and loss of billions of rupees could not be treated with mere treatment and stand. Cannot be separated by doing. That would open a floodgate of such complaints The commission was not just a post office but an agency, which had the responsibility to prosecute crimes in appropriate cases and to determine such fitness only through investigation / inquiry. Can be done, in which the Speaking Order was made upon receipt of a complaint to the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. A preliminary inquiry was made to find out if any offense under Section 17 of the Securities and Exchange Ordinance, 1969, was committed for the first time, if any offense was committed, according to the terms themselves. Should have taken action. 199 of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan Act
