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Issues: Whether a purchaser of shares who has applied for transfer but whose name is not yet entered on the company's register at the time of a bonus declaration is entitled to the bonus, and whether a slight delay in registering the transfer renders the company liable for damages or requires payment to the transferee.
Analysis: The petitioner purchased shares and applied for their transfer before the company declared a bonus; however the transfers were not sanctioned and the petitioner's name did not appear on the company's books on the bonus record date. The court considered authorities on delay in laying transfer applications before directors and on rectification of the register under Section 38 of the Indian Companies Act, but found no authority establishing that a slight administrative or procedural delay in according sanction to share transfers obliges a company to pay dividends to a person not entered as a member on its books, or that such delay alone creates liability in damages. The court noted that the transferors were not parties to the suit and that the Small Cause Court had found the payments to registered members proper and the delay not unreasonable.
Conclusion: The petitioner's claim for the bonus and for damages is rejected; there is no justification to disturb the Small Cause Court's decision that the bonus was properly paid to those shown as members on the company's books on the declaration date and that the delay in registration was not unreasonable.