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GUIDELINE

Guidelines for Drafting RESOLUTION FOR APPROVAL OF TRANSFER OF SHARES

This resolution is pivotal when a company needs to approve the transfer of shares from one shareholder to another. Follow these guidelines for effective drafting:

Clear Identification: Clearly identify the company and the details of the transferring and receiving shareholders. Specify the number of shares, share certificate details, and the nature of the transfer.

Legal Compliance: Ensure the resolution adheres to the company's Articles of Association and the Companies Act. Seek legal advice to confirm compliance and avoid potential issues.

Approval Process: Clearly outline the steps and approvals required for the share transfer. This may include board approval, shareholder approval, or any other regulatory approvals.

Transfer Conditions: Specify any conditions or restrictions related to the share transfer. This could include pre-emption rights, approval of relevant authorities, or compliance with contractual obligations.

Common Mistakes to Avoid:

Incomplete Information: Ensure all relevant details are accurately provided. Incomplete information may lead to complications in the share transfer process.

Ambiguous Language: Avoid vague statements. Clearly articulate the details of the share transfer and the approval process to prevent misunderstandings.

Failure to Verify Shareholder Agreement: Check for any pre-existing shareholder agreements or restrictions on share transfers. Failure to comply with these agreements may lead to disputes.

Neglecting Legal Review: Seek legal advice to ensure the resolution complies with relevant laws and regulations. Legal oversights may affect the validity of the share transfer.

This resolution is typically used during board meetings or general meetings to approve the transfer of shares. Adhering to these guidelines ensures a clear and legally sound resolution, facilitating a smooth process for the transfer of shares.

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