alleryStart learning →Under Section 132(4), NFRA may debar a member or firm for at most how long?
AThree years
BFive years
CTen years
DTwenty years
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Ten years
The debarment runs for a minimum of six months and cannot exceed ten years.
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