Signature verification: where attested signatures appear doubtful, companies should refer to the transferor before refusing registration. Companies should not refuse registration of share transfers merely because signatures do not tally when attested by an authorized attestor; if there is doubt or apprehension about the genuineness or adequacy of attestation, companies should satisfy themselves by making a reference to the transferor, using such verification as an exception rather than a routine practice.
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Signature verification: where attested signatures appear doubtful, companies should refer to the transferor before refusing registration.
Companies should not refuse registration of share transfers merely because signatures do not tally when attested by an authorized attestor; if there is doubt or apprehension about the genuineness or adequacy of attestation, companies should satisfy themselves by making a reference to the transferor, using such verification as an exception rather than a routine practice.
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