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SHARE TRANSFER - Share Transfer Deed exceuted in 2000 by transferor & Tranferee. The shares was delisted from Stock Exchange for 7-8 years. Now the company again listed with stock exchange. The Transfer deed executed in 2000 is valid OR not now for Transfer of Shares. As per the Companies Act, 2013 Transfer deed is not required to authenticate by ROC. The MCA has clarified regarding transfer of shares and validity of transfer deed vide Circular No. 19/2014 dated 12.06.2014. Presently, SH 4 is not required to authenticate by ROC. Pls. clarify FORM 7B executed in 2000 will be required re-validate by ROC. OR the company will accept the same FORM 7B for transfer of shares.

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Posted By: Sunil kumar agrawal 9 year(s) ago

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Expert    Ankit Singhi

Since the period of submission of transfer deed has expired , the company can still accept provided necessary justification for delay is given

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