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Transfer Of Shares

  • Shares Claim from IEPF
  • Dividend Claim from IEPF
  • Lost Shares Recovery
  • Issue of Duplicate Shares
  • Recovery of Shares after death of Shareholder
  • Recovery of Shares from Company or IEPF
  • Recovery of Shares from Physical to DMAT
  • Recovery of Disputed Shares (NCLT)
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Transfer Of Shares

  • Shares Claim from IEPF
  • Dividend Claim from IEPF
  • Lost Shares Recovery
  • Issue of Duplicate Shares
  • Recovery of Shares after death of Shareholder
  • Recovery of Shares from Company or IEPF
  • Recovery of Shares from Physical to DMAT
  • Recovery of Disputed Shares (NCLT)
  • Call us at +91 9099191140 for a better assistance
At Shares Recover, we offer services to investors who face one or more of the problems listed below :

Mismatch of Signature

In some cases, the company may deny the transfer of shares owing to a signature mismatch. The transferor’s signature in the transfer deed fails to match with the specimen signature available in company records.


Non-Submission of Transfer Deed

After payment of consideration, the buyer failed to submit the transfer deed to the company. As a result, the shares do not get transferred to the buyer. They still remain in the seller’s name.



Mutilated Share Certificates

Share certificates can get destroyed due to wear and tear. This may result in problems during the process of share transfer.






Loss of Share Certificates

It is possible for a shareholder to lose share certificates. This can be a reason for the shareholder to lose out on valuable possession of his investments. Hence, it is advised that a shareholder shall apply for release of duplicate share certificates in his name from the company.

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Share transfer recovery

Share transfer refers to an act of transfer of share certificate title from transferor to transferee. The procedure is required on purchase of shares from secondary markets or holds shares in physical form.

As per the Section 108 of the Companies Act 1956, transfer of shares requires submission of valid transfer deed.

An investor may face numerous issues while transferring shares to his name.

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  • Best Award

Share transfer recovery

Share transfer refers to an act of transfer of share certificate title from transferor to transferee. The procedure is required on purchase of shares from secondary markets or holds shares in physical form.

As per the Section 108 of the Companies Act 1956, transfer of shares requires submission of valid transfer deed.

An investor may face numerous issues while transferring shares to his name.

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IEPF Claim

Shares Recover offers experts consultancy in claim of shares from IEPF (Investor Education & Protection Fund, Govt of India). These shares and dividend have already been transferred to Govt.

Dividends on shares are declared by companies on an annual basis. When shareholders fail to claim dividends for a consecutive period of seven years, these get transferred to IEPF Account. Investors can claim unclaimed dividends even after transfer of shares to the IEPF account. Government makes consistent efforts towards securing unclaimed split shares, deposits, dividends, bonuses, debentures etc. However, many investors of unclaimed dividends remain affected despite these efforts by the government.

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