Section 6: Withdrawal of security
consolidated text (as at 2007). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
6. Withdrawal of security
(1) A depositor may, in accordance with the rules of, and on application
to, the CDS, withdraw a security standing to the credit of his security
account.
(2) Where an application for the withdrawal of a deposited security is
made under subsection (1) and the appropriate notification and withdrawal
documents are received by the issuer or its share registry in accordance with
rules of the CDS, the issuer shall, by itself or its share registry, notwithstanding the provisions relating to the issue of certificates in the Companies Act,
complete and deliver to the CDS, for forwarding to the participant, all appropriate certificates in connection with the transfer of the securities within
14 days after the date of the receipt by it of the withdrawal documents.
(3) Where the CDS has decided to discontinue the eligibility of a security
for its services in accordance with the CDS rules, it shall—
(a) debit the securities accounts of the holders of the security; and
(b) instruct the issuer or its registry to—
(i) issue certificates in the name of the holders of the security;
and
(ii) send the certificates directly to the holders of the security
or to the respective pledgees where the holders have
pledged their securities.
(4) Where instructions are given under subsection (3) (b), the issuer or its
registry shall comply with those instructions.
[S. 6 amended by s. 26 of Act 15 of 2006 w.e.f. 7 August 2006.]