Securities and Exchange Board of India (Collective Investment Schemes) Regulations, 1999 Chapter V COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT SCHEMES OF COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY
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Transfer of units: unit certificates freely transferable; transfers must be registered and certificates returned promptly. Unit certificates under a collective investment scheme are freely transferable. The Collective Investment Management Company must register transfers on production of the transfer instrument and relevant certificates and return the unit certificate within thirty days. Units held in a depository are transferable in accordance with the Depositories and Participants Regulations and the depository byelaws.
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Transfer of units: unit certificates freely transferable; transfers must be registered and certificates returned promptly.
Unit certificates under a collective investment scheme are freely transferable. The Collective Investment Management Company must register transfers on production of the transfer instrument and relevant certificates and return the unit certificate within thirty days. Units held in a depository are transferable in accordance with the Depositories and Participants Regulations and the depository byelaws.
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