Purchaser's Right to Shares Against Seller's Heirs vs. Requirement for Formal Company Registration
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAA purchaser of shares, upon the seller's death before the transfer was fully recorded, sought to have the transfer recognized against the seller's heirs, arguing that the sale was perfected by the agreement and delivery of the share certificates, which was the custom for such transactions, despite the lack of formal registration with the company; the court partially quashed the decision, reasoning that while the agreement and delivery of certificates established a right to the shares against the seller and their heirs, the transfer, as a right against the company and third parties, remained subject to the statutory requirement of endorsement or registration on the company's books, which had not yet occurred.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAPurchaser's Right to Shares Against Seller's Heirs vs. Requirement for Formal Company Registration: A purchaser of shares, upon the seller's death before the transfer was fully recorded, sought to have the transfer recognized against the seller's heirs, arguing that the sale was perfected by the agreement and delivery of the share certificates, which was the custom for such transactions, despite the lack of formal registration with the company; the court partially quashed the decision, reasoning that while the agreement and delivery of certificates established a right to the shares against the seller and their heirs, the transfer, as a right against the company and third parties, remained subject to the statutory requirement of endorsement or registration on the company's books, which had not yet occurred.