Holding physical share certificates was common many years ago. Today, however, almost all share trading and ownership in India happens in Demat (Dematerialised) form. If you still have physical share
Many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) or their parents would have bought shares in India while they were residing in India. Subsequently, due to address changes and change in country of residence,
It is important to know the reasons why shares can be transferred to the IEPF before we examine the procedures for verifying whether shares have been transferred. Shares can be
Introduction In the realm of Indian corporate governance, share certificates hold significant importance. These certificates serve as official proof of ownership in a company and represent the number of shares
A share certificate is a vital document representing ownership of shares in a company. It serves as prima facie evidence of this ownership, detailing the shareholder’s name, the number of
Once you’ve set up a Demat account, you can access various functionalities beyond holding shares and securities. One of the most significant features is the ability to transfer shares from
Transfer and transmission of shares are two distinct processes in the realm of corporate ownership, each occurring under different circumstances and serving unique purposes. Transmission of Shares Transmission refers to the
Background: Mr. and Mrs. Sharma, a married couple, were the original shareholders of shares in Reliance Industries Ltd. Unfortunately, both passed away, leaving behind four legal heirs – two sons and
The main difference between the “Letter of Entitlement” and the “Letter of Confirmation” is that the Letter of Confirmation can be dematerialised. The Letter of Confirmation is like an actual
The transmission of shares involves the transfer of shares from the deceased shareholder to the legal heir or successor. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has established standardized procedures to
