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A Company cannot refuse `Transmission of Shares’, once the `legal heirs’ proves his/her entitlement to them, through a `Probate’, a `Succession Certificate’. It is to be pointed out that `transfer’ is an act of parties or law by which the title to the party is conveyed from one person to another. This would lapse by `Operation of Law’ or `Succession’. `Transmission of Shares’ on the basis of `will’ can raise complicated issues which require an `evidence’, to be read by the parties and need to be determined by a Court of Law. - AT
A Company cannot refuse `Transmission of Shares’, once the `legal heirs’ proves his/her entitlement to them, through a `Probate’, a `Succession Certificate’. It is to be pointed out that `transfer’ is an act of parties or law by which the title to the party is conveyed from one person to another. This would lapse by `Operation of Law’ or `Succession’. `Transmission of Shares’ on the basis of `will’ can raise complicated issues which require an `evidence’, to be read by the parties and need to be determined by a Court of Law. - AT
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