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SHARE
CERTIFICATE
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SHARE
WARRANT
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Meaning
A share certificate is the registered document of
title to the shares, issued by the company under its common seal.
Who issue the document?
It is issued by public as well as private company.
Nature of Shares as regards paid up value?
A share certificate can be issued for fully paid as
well as partly paid shares.
Time of Issue
A company initially (at first) has to issue share
certificate.
Sanction of government
Central Government’s sanction is not required to
issue share certificate.
Provision in the Articles
Provision to issue share certificate is not
necessary in Articles.
Stamp Duty
The stamp duty on issuing share certificate is
nominal.
Negotiability
Share Certificate is not a negotiable (transferable)
document.
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A share warrant is a document issued under a common
seal of a public company stating that the bearer of instrument has the title
of the shares mentioned there in.
Only Public limited companies can issue Share
warrants.
It is issued
only in case of fully paid shares.
After collection of the amount if the shareholder
wishes, company can issue share warrant against the share certificate.
The Sanction of Central government is required to
issue share warrant.
Articles must provide for issue of share warrant.
Heavy stamp duty is to be paid on the issue of share
warrant.
Share Warrant is a negotiable document. Anyone holding
the instrument can get the ownership of shares.
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