Explain the following: All securities in the same class are identical and interchangeable.
CS Executive · Capital Markets & Securities Laws · PYQS · June 2015
Explain the following: All securities in the same class are identical and interchangeable.
Answer & Explanation:
The securities held in dematerialized form do not bear any notable feature like distinctive number, folio number or certificate number. Once shares get dematerialized, they lose their identity in terms of share certificate, distinctive numbers and folio numbers. Thus all securities in the same class are identical and interchangeable. For example, all equity shares in the class of fully paid up shares are interchangeable.
Topics: Securities Market
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