29 August 2009
Please clarify anyone- Reg-AGM Proceedings One shareholder applied & gets the shareholders list from the listed company, with the payment of appropriate fees, as per the companies act,1956. Subsequently, he is giving a notice to the company u/s 257 of the companies act, seeking to appoint him as independent director of the company in the ensuing AGM. As per the provisions of the companies act, the board is taking this subject to the shareholders meeting (AGM) & to set the motion in AGM by conducting the voting by show of hands.
In the meantime, the cited shareholder brings with him 20 or 30 persons to the AGM & to request them to act as shareholders, by giving them sufficient shareholder details on hand ( ie.) Name, address, folio no, no. of shares,etc. (since the list is already obtained from the company), to participate in the voting.
1) To eliminate these dummy shareholders, whether we can asks the ID Proof (voter ID /Ration card /Passport copy )at the venue of the AGM to identify the genuiness of the member? OR 2) Is there any alternative steps are available? Please advice.
29 August 2009
However in my personal experience the verification of identity of shareholder is done by the registrar and share transfer agent (RTA) by verifying the signature of share holder with sepcimen sign held with RTA at the venue of GM.