SAT ORDER
IN THE SECURITIES APPELLATE TRIBUNAL MUMBAI

Review No. 82/2004 in Appeal No. 118/2002 &

Review No. 83/2004 in Appeal No.13/2003

Date of Hearing

23.8.2004

Date of Decision

23.8.2004

 

In the matter of:

 

Viswapriya Financial Services

Appellant � Represented by

& Securities Ltd.

Mr. Subramanian, Director

 

Versus

 

 

Securities & Exchange Board

Respondent � Represented by

of India

Mr. Kumar Desai, Advocate

 

Coram:

����������� Justice Kumar Rajaratnam, Presiding Officer

����������� Dr. B. Samal, Member

����������� N.L. Lakhanpal, Member

 

Per:Justice Kumar Rajaratnam, Presiding Officer

 

 

   1.            The review petition is taken up with consent of parties.

   2.            The matter relates to an undertaking given both by the appellant and his counsel stating that they undertake not to access the capital market or deal in securities up to 24.11.2007.The appellant has filed an affidavit dated 14.7.2004 stating that he will not access the capital market up to 24.11.2007.In view of the affidavit the appellant sought leave of the Court to withdraw the appeal.This Tribunal also requested the respondent not to consider the impugned order as casting a stigma on the appellant in view of the fact that the appellant did not argue on merits.It is in these circumstances the appeals were dismissed by the Tribunal on 8.7.2004.��

   3.            The appellant now seeks review of the order by stating that the Tribunal had orally stated at the time of dictation that the impugned order shall stand revived if the appellant does not file the affidavit within seven days.It is common ground that the appellant has filed the affidavit within seven days.In these circumstances, there is no scope to review the matter.

   4.            The review petition stands dismissed. No order as to costs.

(Pronounced in Court)

 

Justice Kumar Rajaratnam

Presiding Officer

N.L. Lakhanpal

Member

Dr. B. Samal

Member

 

Place: Mumbai

Date:23.8.2004

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