Change of name on Society Share Certificate
2 years ago
Society issued 2 certificates, first certificate having name of my grandmother & grandfather's name on front page of flat share certificate & again they issued second share certificate on directly having name of my father & mother on front page. First certificate have all new addition members behind but due to fresh certificate issued by society it shows that the flat was purchased by my father. Due to this issuing second wrong certificate my big brother made a gift deed on his name.
what is the procedure to change the name on society share certificate or rectify it. please provide legislation
A.Dear Sir,
You may file a representation before the Society if no action was taken then approach Deputy Secretary of concerned department or directly approach High Court.
I could have explained more if background is known to me. I am at your service if you visit my office.
Please give me FIVE STAR if satisfied by my answers and you may approach me through Vidhikarya for further clarifications.
You may file a representation before the Society if no action was taken then approach Deputy Secretary of concerned department or directly approach High Court.
I could have explained more if background is known to me. I am at your service if you visit my office.
Please give me FIVE STAR if satisfied by my answers and you may approach me through Vidhikarya for further clarifications.
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A.Dear Client,
You must publish a public notice declaring that your name has been changed. Following the publication of the public notice, you must visit the sub-registrar with whom you previously registered the agreement under the prior name, accompanied by the public notice and the official Gazette indicating the name change. He'll make the necessary changes in the records and send you a letter or a copy of the page where he'll make the necessary modifications to your name. After that, you can submit the letter to the Secretary for a new share certificate to be issued.
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You must publish a public notice declaring that your name has been changed. Following the publication of the public notice, you must visit the sub-registrar with whom you previously registered the agreement under the prior name, accompanied by the public notice and the official Gazette indicating the name change. He'll make the necessary changes in the records and send you a letter or a copy of the page where he'll make the necessary modifications to your name. After that, you can submit the letter to the Secretary for a new share certificate to be issued.
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A.Submit the application with all the correct names and documents to the Secretary for change of name and post that get it updated in the register with the local body if they are maintaining the same. In case the society secretary is denying to do so then file a complain to the Society Registrar
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