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An estimation of the value of a business i.e obtained by multiplying the no. of shares outstanding by the current price of shares.
File a police report immediately for identity theft. Then call the credit bureaus (Equifax, TransUnion, Experian), dispute the account and have your credit flagged.
I presume the difference between a shareholder and shareowner is that shareholders are fiduciaries that hold shares for safekeeping until the shares are properly transferred to shareowners who outright own shares in equitable title; thus, being the ultimate customer and beneficial owners. Shareholders are custodians that have a minority interest in the shares, as opposed to a majority or material interest.
Ultimately, the money goes to the previous owner of the stock which can be a company, group, or individual. However, the money passes through different hands depending on how the shares were bought and sold. For instance if you bought shares though an online broker then the shares might be purchased in bundles by the online broker, and then transferred to you. Mutual funds buy shares of various companies on your behalf using money you contributed.
Once a money order has been deposited, you cannot stop payment on it. The exception to this is if you can prove that the money order was fraudulently obtained. If that's the case, you can get your money back, but it will take some time to do so.
Your ALLEGATION is that she obtained it fraudulently, HOWEVER - if the GA court awarded it to her, the KY courts will enforce the ruling. If you do not believe she has legally obtained it, you must file suit against her. In the meantime the GA court ruling stands, and it is enforceable.
BNET is a great business resource to use in looking up all types of information. This site will offer information on Barclay shares and where they can be obtained for your specific situation.
An estimation of the value of a business i.e obtained by multiplying the no. of shares outstanding by the current price of shares.
When a shareholder forfeits or is unable to meet his duties as a shareholder, his shares can be taken from him by other shareholders. Then the shares can be advertised to be transferred to another person.
Yes, so long as you don't have any illegally obtained tracks. Legally obtained tracks can be transferred without risk
Certainly, provided they don't have to be sold to pay debts.
No, the bonding is ionic- electrons are transferred to form ions Ca2+ and Cl-
File a police report immediately for identity theft. Then call the credit bureaus (Equifax, TransUnion, Experian), dispute the account and have your credit flagged.
If she had parental permission and a legal license, she should be okay. If the license was obtained fraudulently, it would be void and she would not be emancipated.
Dialga is a PokéBank legend; it cannot be obtained in X/Y unless it is transferred from an earlier game.
No. The shares become a part of the estate. They may have to be sold in order to settle the debts of the estate. If they are still a part of the estate when it comes time to distribute them, they can be transferred to the children.
Report the fraud to the police. Contact the creditor to let them know that the debt was fraudulently obtained in your name. You may need to hire an attorney.