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How to replace a lost share certificate
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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Bursaries presented to schools at Lions Club open night
By Michelle Crean Three Killarney schools have been awarded bursaries from a local group. Killarney Lions Club made the presentations to Killarney Community College, St Brigid’s Presentation School and St […]
By Michelle Crean
Three Killarney schools have been awarded bursaries from a local group.
Killarney Lions Club made the presentations to Killarney Community College, St Brigid’s Presentation School and St Brendan’s College to help support students in need.
It took place at their open night recently in the KDYS Youth Centre.
The night featured different exhibitions about Killarney Lions Club activities such as the Annual Christmas Food Appeal and the Kerry Clubs Fair.
“It was great that people made the effort to come and find out more what Killarney Lions Club does, despite the weather on the night. We are a voluntary group so community support is vital for activities such as our Christmas Food Appeal which will kick off very soon.”
The Killarney Lions Club, through its members, assists various groups and individuals in and around the community. Lions do this through voluntary activities, fundraising and by holding various types of events in support of a great many local causes.
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Staff celebrated for their long service
Stalwarts of the tourism industry in Killarney were delighted to celebrate their long term team members with a gourmet dinner in Great Southern recently. The event was held for all […]
Stalwarts of the tourism industry in Killarney were delighted to celebrate their long term team members with a gourmet dinner in Great Southern recently.
The event was held for all team members of the Great Southern and Killarney Royal who have over 10 years of service, and was hosted by Michael Jacobi, Managing Director, Hayfield Family Collection and Mark Scally, Financial Controller, Hayfield Family Collection.
32 employees celebrated on the night, with the Great Southern represented by John Fitzgerald with 53 years of service, Martina O’Leary with 44 years of service and Kathleen Bhuiyan with 31 years of service. From Killarney Royal Joseph Hurley celebrated 37 years of service with John Harrington celebrating 32 years and Nuala Doolan celebrating 30 years.
“It is an absolute pleasure for us to celebrate our long term staff members,” event host and Hayfield Family Collection Managing Director, Michael Jacobi, said.
“They have played such an integral part in achieving the high standards we are known to provide and are such familiar welcoming faces for our guests.”
Bursaries presented to schools at Lions Club open night
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Staff celebrated for their long service
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