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How to replace a lost share certificate

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By John Healy of Healy Insurances   

If a share or stock certificate is lost or accidentally destroyed the shareowner will need to give an undertaking to the issuing company that the certificate has been lost, and not charged or assigned, before the company registrar can issue a duplicate.

This undertaking also requires the shareowner to indemnify the registrar against any loss arising out of the issue of a duplicate certificate. The issuing company will require an insurer to join in the undertaking as a guarantor.

The undertaking does not relieve the shareowner from their obligation to make good any future loss incurred by the insurer as a result of them joining in the indemnity.

Usually the following information would be required in order to issue an indemnity:

* A completed proposal form

* The share indemnity form that is provided by the registrar

* Proof of identity

* Proof of address

Confirmation from your solicitor and/or bank may be required to confirm that the share certificates are not held in trust.

The cost of providing the indemnity is based on the amount of the shares and the share price on the day of quotation.

At Healy Insurances, we have vast experience in this area and can provide the service and advice should you need to replace lost share certificates.

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Motorists advised to be careful during bad weather

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Kerry County Council is appealing to people to stay away from exposed coasts while the weather warnings are in place this week.

Met Éireann has issued an Orange Warning for wind for Kerry which is effective from 7am to 3pm on Tuesday. There is also a Yellow warning for rainfall which is in place from 9pm tonight to 9am on Tuesday.

Storm Bram is expected to bring a very strong to gale force southerly winds with the strongest winds along the coast.

Motorists are advised to expect travel disruption on Tuesday with surface water likely on many routes.

Wave overtopping and high tides are expected to contribute to possible flooding in coastal areas.

The Local Coordination Group which includes Kerry County Council, the HSE, An Garda Síochána, emergency services and utilities, is meeting this afternoon to prepare for the impact of Storm Bram.

Kerry County Council announced today that Rossbeigh beach car park had been closed to the public until further notice. Members of the public are also advised not to park or walk near the coast during this period.

Kerry County Council’s weather emergency phoneline will be operational during the weather warning and issues can be reported to 066 7183588.

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Killarney Civic Arts Group to hold first AGM

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Killarney Civic Arts, a new group formed to advance cultural awareness and promote participation in the arts, is inviting the public to its inaugural Annual General Meeting (AGM) this month.

The group, made up of artists and arts workers, aims to share experiences and insights with the community regarding the future and direction of cultural development in Killarney and the wider Munster region.


Killarney Civic Arts invites anyone who cares about shaping creative places in the community to connect with them and share their thoughts and stories.


The first AGM will be held in the Deer-hunter lounge at the Dromhall Hotel, (V93PY80), on Saturday, December 13, at 10.00am. The event offers free entry and is hosted in an accessible room.


For further information, the public may contact Dolores Lyne at 087 263 8720.

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