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Question
Justify the following statement.
Shares of Private Limited Company are not freely transferable.
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Solution
- According to the Companies Act, the right to transfer shares is restricted by its articles.
- Only a public limited company has the right to transfer shares freely.
- Thus, shares of Private Limited company are not freely transferable.
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