CS Executive · Capital Market and Securities Laws · Laws Governing Depositories and Depository Participants
Under the Depositories Act, 1996, which of the following matters is the depository specifically required to provide for in its bye-laws?
The bye-laws must provide the procedure for resolving disputes involving the depository, issuer, company or a beneficial owner. Dividend rates, issuer directors' qualifications and issue pricing are issuer matters and are not listed as required depository bye-law subjects.
- AThe procedure for resolving disputes involving the depository, issuer, company or a beneficial ownerCorrect
- BThe rate of dividend to be declared by each issuer
- CThe qualifications of directors of issuer companies
- DThe price at which securities are to be issued by companies
Explanation
Section 26(2)(n) lists the procedure for resolving disputes involving the depository, issuer, company or beneficial owner as a bye-law matter. The other options concern issuer decisions, which are not matters for depository bye-laws.
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