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Forged Transfers

| Commentary

A forged transfer is in law no transfer, and gives the alleged transferee no rights, not even if the company issues to him a certificate stating that he is the holder of the shares which the transfer purports to assign.1 If the company, acting upon a forged transfer, removes the true owner from the register and substitutes the supposed transferee, it can be compelled to reinstate the true

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