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Allahabad High Court: Once a Special Act Holds the Field, Provisions of General Law Would Not Apply - (26 Sep 2024)

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All. HC has held that the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992 is a Special Act, which shall prevail over the general act, such as IPC, 1860 or CrPC, 1973. It is settled position of law that once a special Act holds the field, the provisions of general law would not apply.

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