alleryStart learning →How are the securities of a public company transferable under Section 58?
AOnly with Board consent
BOnly after one year
CFreely transferable
DOnly to existing members
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Freely transferable
Section 58(2) says securities of a member in a public company are freely transferable.
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