How are shares and registered shares inherited?

How are shares and registered shares inherited?

    The inheritance of a share may occur in a joint-stock company - formed by 2 or more persons, in a limited partnership, in OOD, in EOOD. If you want to become a partner in a joint venture, you must file a claim within 3 months after the opening of the inheritance. If you become a partner, you fulfill all the obligations of the company. If they refuse to be one, you may be paid a liquidation share. When you do not want to be a partner, you give up your inheritance. The company is obliged to pay you the share of the heir and the share of the profit for each year until the death of the deceased. In the case of the inheritance of a share in a limited partnership, the same things apply as in a joint-stock company. With the main feature, you have to pay attention to the liability of your heir for the obligations of the company. When you inherit a share in a limited liability company, you file an application and then a General Meeting of Partners is convened, at which they decide whether to accept you as a partner. Their decision shall be entered in the commercial register. In case of inheritance of a share in EOOD, since the company here is owned by one person, it terminates with the death of the owner. However, in the event that you are the heir, you may state that you wish to continue the business of the company. You will inherit shares if the testator has participated in a joint stock company. You need to file with the company that you accept the inheritance and want your name to be entered in the shareholder ledger. When you inherit shares or shares in a company, you need to present an ID card, a certificate of successors and a copy of the death certificate. In order to inherit the above, you must be 18 years of age and not be banned.