THE CORPORATIONS LAW

CHAPTER 7 - SECURITIES

PART 7.13 - TITLE TO, AND TRANSFER OF, SECURITIES

Division 3 - Transfer of marketable securities and marketable rights

Subdivision B - Sufficient transfers (transfers other than SCH-regulated transfers)

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SECTION 1102   WHAT IS A SUFFICIENT TRANSFER BY AN AUTHORISED TRUSTEE CORPORATION  

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1102(1)  [Transfer by authorised trustee corporation]  

In respect of the transfer of marketable securities, otherwise than by way of sale, gift or exchange, by an authorised trustee corporation (whether alone or together with any other person or persons) to the beneficial owner of the securities, a document is a sufficient transfer if it relates to those securities and is duly completed in accordance with Form 9.

1102(2)  [Transfer of marketable rights by authorised trustee corporation]  

In respect of the transfer of marketable rights, otherwise than by way of sale, gift or exchange, by an authorised trustee corporation (whether alone or together with any other person or persons) in favour of the beneficial owner of those rights, a document is a sufficient instrument of transfer if it relates to those rights and is duly completed in accordance with Form 10.

 

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