SEBI v. Kishore R. Ajmera
6 SCC 368Supreme Court of India2016#1482 most cited
What is SEBI v. Kishore R. Ajmera authority for?
The mere quantity of shares traded is insufficient to establish manipulation or fraudulent practices in share transactions. Direct evidence of collusion or fraudulent practice by the assessee is necessary to draw an adverse inference.
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SEBI v. Kishore R. Ajmera · Section 10(38) · Section 69C · bogus long term capital gain · share manipulation · direct evidence of fraud · collusion · onus of proof · adverse inference · retracted statement · capital market fraud
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