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Rule 156

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Rule 156
An SEC rule prohibiting investment companies from giving investors or potential investors false or misleading information in their literature. For example, Rule 156 prohibits a mutual fund from making false statements in any of its prospectuses.

Rule 156
An SEC rule that regulates investment company sales literature. Essentially, investment companies are prohibited from distributing sales literature that contains false or misleading statements.


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Eddie Ahern again found himself in trouble with the stewards, this time picking up a ten-day ban (September 16-25) after being deemed guilty of a breach of rule 156, in failing to ride out for third on Crystal Moments in the opener.
Having been found guilty under Rule 156, Fanning will be out of action between April 23 and May 10 inclusive.
Having been found guilty under Rule 156, Fanning was suspended for the statutory 18-day period and will be out of action between April 23 and May 10 inclusive.
 
 
 
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