Bearer Share Certificates are considered the property of the person who owns them. Therefore, if a Share Certificate is lost, burnt, stolen or accidentally transferred to the hands of someone else, there is usually nothing to be done. In the event of theft, it is natural that the situation will be determined by the Court and the Share Certificate will be returned to its owner, provided that it is found.
Question 58. What can a person who loses a share certificate do?
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