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<h1>Companies (Share Capital and Debentures) Rules, 2014: Guidelines on Issuing Renewed or Duplicate Share Certificates Under Rule 6</h1> Rule 6 of the Companies (Share Capital and Debentures) Rules, 2014, outlines the issuance of renewed or duplicate share certificates. A company may issue a new certificate when the original is subdivided, consolidated, defaced, or fully utilized, provided the original is surrendered. Fees may apply, capped at fifty rupees. Duplicate certificates for lost or destroyed originals require Board consent, evidence, indemnity, and fees, also capped at fifty rupees. Issuance timelines are three months for unlisted and forty-five days for listed companies. All issued certificates must be recorded in a Register, maintained permanently at the company's registered office.