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    Sebi Signals A New Trend: Summons And Notices To Come Via WhatsApp, Telegram

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    By Amit Bhanot on January 4, 2022 CRIME

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    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) will now send show cause notices, summons and orders to securities law offenders via instant messaging platforms such as WhatsApp, Telegram and Signal, a move that will make the processes speedier and efficient.

    This will be in addition to the normal mode of communication including electronic mail, registered post, courier and fax.

    “The law and regulation concerning the securities market and the regulatory framework continues to see dynamic changes from time to time,” said Zerick Dastur, founder of Zerick Dastur, advocates and solicitors. “In an effort to smoothen the system of adjudication and issuance of timely processes, the manner of service of notices and orders has also undergone changes to meet with the needs of time.”

    On July 11, 2020, the Supreme Court agreed in principle that serving notices and summons, integral to the judicial processes, through instant messaging services like WhatsApp and Telegram in addition to emails would be legally valid.
    A bench of Chief Justice S A Bobde, and Justices R S Reddy and A S Bopanna agreed with the suggestions of attorney general K K Venugopal and solicitor general Tushar Mehta that notices through email would constitute a valid delivery mechanism.

    It said that this innovation was needed as physical delivery of notices during lockdown periods has been difficult.

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