A person “X” holds about 1000 shares in a company. Now X is going to transfer his shares to another person Y.
Shruthi MP (Assiatant Manager-Legal) 08 June 2009
A person “X” holds about 1000 shares in a company. Now X is going to transfer his shares to another person Y.
Shruthi MP (Assiatant Manager-Legal) 08 June 2009
its urgent!!!!!!!
Guest (Guest) 08 June 2009
Company must have issued Certificate (if 3 months lapsed).
Otherwise, i think u should first get the Certificate and should then go for transer. Because a Transfer Deed will ask for Certificate details.
I think there should b a way out for Transfer in Private Company but i dont have any idea.
Plz wait for the views of other learned professionals.
Shruthi MP (Assiatant Manager-Legal) 08 June 2009
hey thanks nirav
Guest (Guest) 08 June 2009
Most welcome..........Regards,
mohansreddy (Advocate) 08 June 2009
hemant gupta (service) 09 June 2009
By simply writing a letter, it is not possible for the company to transfer the shares. As per the provisions of the companies act 1956 for effecting a transfer the shares certificate alongwith a duly executed trasfer deed by the transferor and transfere should be lodged with the company . There is the requirement of the stamp duty to be paid on that, for this share transfer stamps needs to be affixed on the back of the transfer deed. At present in Delhi the stamp duty for the purpose is .25% of the consideration involved.
X should write to the company to relese the share certificate as he has paid the full money on that i.e. his shares are fully paid up. There is no need for any separate agreement for the same with the company. Hope this satisfy your query
thanks
Shruthi MP (Assiatant Manager-Legal) 09 June 2009
hey thank you all
J Manivannan (Advocate & Consultant) 25 June 2009
1.First, The Share Certificate should be issued in the name of X
2. Then, Excecute share transfer form ( Form No.7B) with appropriate stam duty in favour of B.(Both Transferor and Transferee should be sign in form-7B)
3. Said Transfer should be approved by board resolution
At present stamp duty 0.25% on total consideration.