Closure of register of members must be expressly stated in notices; transfer book notices are improper and misleading. Companies must, when closing statutory registers pursuant to the governing statutory power, expressly refer to the closure of the register of members and/or the register of debenture holders; notices referring only to non statutory 'transfer books' are unnecessary and improper where those books differ from the statutory registers and may cause shareholder confusion.
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Closure of register of members must be expressly stated in notices; transfer book notices are improper and misleading.
Companies must, when closing statutory registers pursuant to the governing statutory power, expressly refer to the closure of the register of members and/or the register of debenture holders; notices referring only to non statutory "transfer books" are unnecessary and improper where those books differ from the statutory registers and may cause shareholder confusion.
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