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Was a open and shut case with no hope for relief. But , my senior told him that he would take care of it and let him know.
Asked my senior about the case and came to know that the case has been "fixed" / "managed" and he will escape by paying a misely fine.
Asked my senior about it he just smirked at me and left. Still can't belive it.
So guys, do you think that my senior could have helped him "fix" the matter ?
Does this happen often with this particular regulator ?
Shocked as hell.
I think ur over thinking it. I don't think there's and corruption or bribery involved. Plus it would be highly unlikely that a lawyer fixing cases for Sebi.
So might be possible ur boss fixed the case.
But as they say there isn't smoke without some fire.