Supreme Court of India

Vasudev Ramchandra Shelat v. Pranlal Jayanand Thakar and Ors

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Reported as [1975] 1 S.C.R. 534
Bench M. Hameedullah Beg J.
Decided 17 July 1974

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what was held was th1t tile donor's executors ought not to execute confir­ matory transfers. In this case, as I understand it, the testa­ tor had done everything in his power to divest himself of the shares in qnestion to Mr. Hook. He had executed a transfer. It is not suggested that the transfer was not in accordance with the company's regulations. He had handed that transfer together with the certificates to Mr. Hook. There was nothing else the testator could do .... Therefore it seems to me that the present case is not in pari materia with the two cases to which I have been refer­ red. The

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