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Foreign Investors who do not want to be registered with
SEBI as Foreign Portfolio Investors but are desirous of making investments in Indian Stock markets can do throughSolution
Participatory Notes or P-Notes (PNs) are financial instruments issued by a registered foreign portfolio investor (FPI) to an overseas investor who wishes to invest in Indian stock markets without registering themselves with the market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). They are called Offshore derivative Instruments.
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Under Section 2(3) of the DSPE Act, any member of the said police establishment of or above which rank may exercise, in any Union territory, any of the ...
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Under Section 407(2) BNSS, the convicted person sentenced to death shall be:
Which ground of judicial review establishes that 'the concerned administrative action should not be more forceful than it requires to be'?
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A Civil Court has power to issue Commissions for?Â
Under Section 204 of the BNS, 2023, R, an ordinary citizen with no official credentials, fabricates a fake identification badge resembling that of a Dir...
