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Securities Industry Act 1980
122PMaking of claims
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##### 122P Making of claims
(1) Subsection 122J(1) or 122K(1) does not entitle a person to make a claim in respect of:
(a) a sale of securities by the person to another person; or
(b) a purchase of securities by the person from another person;
as the case may be, unless, on the day on which the agreement for the sale or purchase was entered into:
(c) the first‑mentioned person was a member organisation of a participating exchange and carried on in the Territory a business of dealing in securities; and
(d) the other person was a member organisation of a participating exchange.
(2) Subsection 122L(1) or 122M(1) does not entitle a person to make a claim in respect of:
(a) a sale of securities by another person on behalf of the first‑mentioned person; or
(b) a purchase of securities by another person on behalf of the first‑mentioned person;
as the case may be, unless, on the day on which the agreement for the sale or purchase was entered into, the other person was a member organisation of a participating exchange and carried on in the Territory a business of dealing in securities.
(3) Where:
(a) a provision of a law of a participating State or participating Territory that corresponds with subsection 122J(1), 122K(1), 122L(1) or 122M(1) entitles a person to make a claim in respect of a transaction; and
(b) the Corporation allows the claim;
the Corporation shall not allow a claim that that subsection entitles a person to make in respect of the transaction.
(4) In subsections (1), (2) and (3), person includes a partnership.
(5) A claim shall be in writing and shall be served on the Corporation within 6 months after the day on which the claimant became entitled to make the claim.
(6) A claim that is not made within the period prescribed by subsection (5) is barred unless the Board otherwise determines.