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Company Procedure Plan: Transfer of Shares

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PROCEDURE PLAN
Transfer of shares
Board meeting

How transfer? s544 – in accordance with that company’s articles
Call MA 9: Any director or authorised company secretary can call
 Apply to facts
Notice MA 9: Notice must be given to each director, wherever he is, and need not be in writing.
Contents must include MA9(2): Proposed date and time, location, how the directors will communicate if not
in same place.
The notice itself must be reasonable which is what is usual (Re Homer)
 Apply to facts – if small company, what is usual is often same day
Interest s177: Interested directors must make a declaration
 Apply to facts and look to exemptions – if directors already aware s177(6)(b)
MA14: Interested directors do not count in quorum nor can they vote
 Apply to facts – even if didn’t make declaration won’t be able to count/vote - only for resolutions
they’re interested in
 MA14(4)(b): permitted cause – buying shares in own company or its subsidiary – does this apply?
Quorum MA11: Any two of the directors
 Is this going to be satisfied? Do we know who is attending?
 Say we need at least X and Y – take into account interests – say bare minimum
Resolutions 1 MA26: BR to approve registration
 Directors have discretion regarding registration – power to veto
 Must make this decision within a reasonable time – 2 month limit
 Can refuse SEE WS12 notes for more details
2 MA3: Authorise execution of and issue new share certificate
Voting MA7: Show of hands by simple majority – more than 50%
 State how the decision would pass with what exact directors are needed
MA13: If deadlock, Chair can use their casting vote
 Is there a chair? Remember that, practically, avoid doing this – too authoritative
Admin  s248/MA15: Directors board minutes/written record of each BR must be kept for 10 years at company’s
registered office or SAIL
 Must send share certificate with new shareholder’s name to new shareholder within 2 months (s769)
 Enter name on Register of Members within 2 months (s771)
 Notify Registra of Companies on confirmation statement CS01 of change in composition of membership
 Amend PSC register if needs be (over 25%)
 File form PSC01/2 if needs be – individual/a company if needs be; PSC04 if existing shareholder band
goes up >50 >75%; PSC07 ceases to be PSC

Buyer will
 Pay for shares – arrange for money to be transferred
 Pay stamp duty (5% if shares sold for more than £1,000) Stamp Act 1981
o Consider whether buyer is exempt, i.e. under s42 FA 1932 will be exempt when from the same
group of companies
 Likely n/a: Possibly also execute stock transfer form (unlikely if MAs)
 Send stock transfer form and share certificate to company (directors) – request registration of the
transfer of shares
Seller will
 Complete and sign (execute) stock transfer form (may also have a contract dealing with this which would
have to be signed)
 Hand stock transfer form with share certificate to the buyer




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