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About Example J10

A different form is needed for unpaid shares to ensure that the liability to pay further calls on the shares is also transferred. Whereas other forms generally only need the person transferring the shares to sign them, the J10 form must also be signed by the person receiving the shares - in doing so they accept the liability to pay any future calls which might be made on the shares.

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J10 Number or Transferees. TRANSFER FORM TRANSFERORS and TRANSFEREES TO SIGN Consideration For completion by the RegistrarStock Exchange Full name of Undertaking Full description of Security amount of Shares, Stock or other security and, in figures column only, number and denomination of units, if any. Words Figures

Completing the form. When you complete a stock transfer form you need to give all the details of the sale including the shares being transferred the quantity, class and type, for example 100

The Stock Transfer template can be unlocked by clicking on the quotPadlockquot icon on the tool bar. To display the quotPadlockquot icon click on quotViewquot and then quotToolbarsquot. From the quotToolbarquot menu enable quotFormsquot. Stock Transfer Form Form J10 Unpaid or Partly Paid shares is part of Corporate. Just 38.50 VAT provides unlimited downloads from Corporate

A share transfer form is a legal record of the change of ownership of company shares between two people or entities. There used to be two types of transfer form the J10 was used for two or more transferors and the J30 for where there was just one.

However, the most common form is the Stock Transfer Form as set out in schedule 1 of the Stock Transfer Act 1963. Form J10 and Form J30 are Stock Transfer Forms that comply with schedule 1 of the Stock Transfer Act 1963. Form J10 Stock Transfer Form - is used for the transfer of nil or partly paid shares. Also it is used to transfer shares

In order to completely transfer unpaid or partly paid shares, you would have to fill the J10 form. This stock transfer form requires the signatures of both the transferor and the transferee. This form serves as a contract which entitles the transferee to be liable for all future calls on the shares he holds.On signing the form, the terms are

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A 'proper instrument' can take a variety of forms and may be subject to the company's articles of association, but the most common form is the stock transfer form as set out in schedule 1 of the Stock Transfer Act 1963. This has been updated over the years and the J10 and J30 forms are now the most common versions of these.