alleryStart learning →For shares in depository form, what is prima facie evidence of the owner's interest?
AThe share certificate
BThe depository's record
CThe allotment letter
DThe members' register
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The depository's record
Section 46(4) treats the depository's record as prima facie evidence of the beneficial owner's interest.
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