Section 84:
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84. Statement of rights to be given to shareholders
(1) Every company shall issue to a shareholder, on request, a statement
that sets out—
(a) the class of shares held by the shareholder, the total number of
shares of that class issued by the company, and the number of
shares of that class held by the shareholder;
(b) the rights, privileges, conditions and limitations, including restrictions on transfer, attaching to the shares held by the shareholder; and
(c) the rights, privileges, conditions and limitations attaching to the
classes of shares other than those held by the shareholder.
(2) The company shall not be under any obligation to provide a shareholder with a statement if—
(a) a statement has been provided within the previous 6 months;
(b) the shareholder has not acquired or disposed of shares since the
previous statement was provided;
(c) the rights attached to shares of the company have not been altered since the previous statement was provided; and
(d) there are no special circumstances which would make it unreasonable for the company to refuse the request.
(3) The statement shall not be evidence of title to the shares or of any of
the matters set out in it.
(4) The statement shall state in a prominent place that it is not evidence
of title to the shares or of the matters set out in it.
C35 – 61 [Issue 1]
Companies Act
PART VIII – TITLE, TRANSFERS, SHARE REGISTER
AND CERTIFICATES
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Questions this section answers
- Can I ask my company for a statement of my rights as a shareholder?
- Can my company refuse to give me a shareholder statement I already received recently?