Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992)

Section 105 - Lien of a company on shares

(1) Subject to the Central Securities Depository Act, 2007 (Act 733), a company may, where the constitution of the company so provides, have a lien on any of the issued shares on which there is an unpaid liability for the moneys, whether presently payable or not, called or payable at a fixed time in respect of those shares.

(2) The lien shall be an effective charge on the shares and the dividends payable on the shares enforceable in the manner provided by the constitution of the company.

(3) Despite a provision in the constitution of the company, the lien of the company shall not extend to shares on which there does not exist an unpaid liability, or to the sums of money due from the shareholder except in respect of the unpaid liability on the shares.

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