Numbering of shares: each share must be individually identified, except where held with a depository. Each share in a company having a share capital must be distinguishable by an appropriate number, establishing a statutory requirement for share identification; however, this numbering requirement does not apply to shares held with a depository, reflecting the special treatment of dematerialised or custodial holdings under depository arrangements.
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Numbering of shares: each share must be individually identified, except where held with a depository.
Each share in a company having a share capital must be distinguishable by an appropriate number, establishing a statutory requirement for share identification; however, this numbering requirement does not apply to shares held with a depository, reflecting the special treatment of dematerialised or custodial holdings under depository arrangements.
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