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What Are You Going To Do About It?

In case you missed it, mayor Bud Maynard "issued a request" for Vinton residents at the close of last week's city council meeting. But to clarify, his 'request' is actually a form of political gaslighting and you don't want to miss my response!

I wish I could ask each and every person that owns property or lives here that question. Preferably in a face-to-face conversation! Where’s ‘here,’ you ask? Welcome to Vinton I live in Vinton. It is the county seat in Benton County, Iowa with right around 5000 people according to the 2020 census. Located on the Cedar River, it is Home of the Vinton Vikings, site of the former Iowa Braille…

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Indemnity Bond

Indemnity Bonds: Navigating Legal Protection in Business Transactions In the intricate world of contractual and financial law, the concept of an “Indemnity Bond” plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the interests of individuals and entities involved in various transactions. This legal instrument, essentially a promise by one party to compensate another for any loss or damage, has become a…

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The Role of Indemnity Bonds in the IEPF Claim Process

For the purpose of claiming shares and/or dividend money, an indemnity bond (original) must be executed on non-judicial stamp paper according to the format provided in Annexure I. The claiming process of IEPF totally depends on the indemnity bond. Thus, make sure you read this before claiming.

Indemnity Bond: An overview

An indemnity bond serves as insurance for the lender in the event that the borrower breaches the conditions and terms of the loan. It is mostly utilized in the loan and mortgage business. A stamp paper with a monetary value that varies from state to state is used to generate an indemnity bond. Particularly, it is written to meet one's demands and legal requirements and comes in a variety of forms.

An indemnity bond is a promise made by someone signing a contract to cover losses in the event that the agreement is broken. This means that the lender will have every right to collect losses and damages resulting from a defaulting party if a person is required to fulfill contractual obligations but chooses not to do so. Continue reading to learn more about the structure or format of indemnity bond for claiming shares from IEPF.

What is IEPF form 5?

Every person who has had an unclaimed or underpaid payment transferred to the IEPF by the corporation may request a return from the IEPF authority. The claimant must submit form IEPF 5 indemnity bond together with the required supporting documentation in order to claim such an amount.

Following the instructions below will allow any stakeholder of the business whose shares, unclaimed dividend funds, or unpaid dividend amount have been transferred by the company to IEPF Claim their shares or dividend funds.

How to claim shares or dividend money that has been transferred to the IEPF?

The shareholder must submit indemnity bond for IEPF form 5 and the supporting documents listed below-

On the IEPF Authority website, www.iepf.gov.in/IEPFA/refund.html, download the IEPF-5 form. The instruction packet contains instructions on how to fill out the form.

After filling out the form, save it to your computer and, following the instructions, upload the correctly completed form to the IEPF Authority's website using the upload link. An acknowledgment or challan with the Service Request Number will be generated following a successful upload (SRN). The SRN created needs to be referred to in order to trace the progress of the claim for a credit of shares or for a refund of the dividend amount, as the case may be.

The Nodal Officer's Document Submission List

A self-attested copy of Form IEPF-5 is required (if there are joint holders, all of the holders must sign Form IEPF-5).

Receiving of an acknowledgment (Challan generated for filing form IEPF 5 in MCA Portal).

Completion of an indemnity bond is necessary when shares or dividend payments made to the IEPF Authority have a nominal value greater than Rs. 10,000. The indemnity bond must be executed on non-judicial stamp paper, and the value of the stamp paper must comply with the state's stamp law where the shareholder resides. For claiming dividends and shares, a separate indemnity bond must be obtained. In case of joint holding, Indemnity Bond is to be signed by all the holders).

Provide the Corporation an advance receipt for the receipt of shares or a dividend, as applicable. (Correctly completed in accordance with the format specified in the Annexure, with the applicable dividend amount and share count clearly filled in. The receipt must be signed by all joint owners in the case of a joint holding.

The original share certificate, the dividend warrant, and the letter from the registrar and transfer agent constitute proof of entitlement.

For claiming an unpaid or unclaimed dividend, you will need a dividend warrant or a self-attested copy of your share certificate, as well as a letter from the registrar and transfer agent.

Original share certificates, letters from the company's registrar and transfer agent, and any unpaid or unclaimed dividends on those shares that were transferred to the IEPF must be included (in case shares are held in Physical form).

If shares are kept in demat form, and an unpaid/unclaimed dividend from the IEPF is transferred, a letter from the registrar and transfer agent is required.

According to Rule 7(8) of the IEPF Regulations, 2016, in the event of transmission, the applicant, who is the successor or legal heir, shall make sure that the transmission process is finished before filing any claims. To double check, search for how to fill indemnity bond for IEPF before submitting.

In addition, if the request for transfer or transmission is received after the transfer of IEPF shares to the IEPF Authority, the company shall issue a letter of authorization in conformity with Rule 7(9) of the IEPF Regulations, 2016.

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On Haiti's 220th anniversary

Two hundred and twenty years ago, former slaves and free people of color accomplished the seemingly impossible: defeating one of the most formidable European armies of the day and establishing a new state where bondage, as it existed before 1791, would be forever abolished.

For those who have followed this blog since 2013, you know that I (admin A) have rarely allowed myself any sentimentality when discussing Haitian history. I have tried to present a nuanced portrait of Haiti’s past by addressing the weight of the many isms that have plagued its history (colonialism, racism, neoliberalism…) and by taking a critical look at the role of Haitian leaders throughout all these episodes.

Two hundred and twenty years after the unthinkable, Haiti finds itself without a president, grappling with what seems to be a permanent problem of armed gangs, little security, renewed multifaceted tensions with its Dominican neighbour, and on the brink of a new UN occupation through a Kenyan mission. The young woman who started this blog a decade ago would have said that there are little reasons for us as Haitians to celebrate—not because of a difficulty appreciating the great shoulders on which we stand, but because, at twenty-two years old, I didn’t believe in what I felt was useless romanticism binding us to a distorted past while also blinding us to the reality of the disastrous present.

Today, it’s not so much that I find much to rejoice in given the current state of affairs. It’s that I realize, what is the point of all this if there is no hope? Why this blog, why study the history of Haiti at all, why care about the country? For those of us with family there, why not temporarily send money in the hope of helping them relocate here, there, and anywhere except Haiti? Why not congratulate the complete erosion of Haitian sovereignty, as post-1986 Haiti, and especially Haiti of the last two decades, has shown so vividly the complete utter failure of its foreign-backed governing class?

I don’t know what hope is supposed to look like in this situation. Hope for what? Hope for a change under what conditions, under whose authority? On what would this hope be grounded? Perhaps, despite the best efforts of my twenty-two-year-old self, I am becoming as naive and sentimental as the people I silently criticized then...

Perhaps, however, I recognize that Haiti does matter. Even the most cynical among us would admit that there is something profoundly radical in breaking the bonds of slavery, in affirming that people of African descent could not be stripped of their humanity, that there is something poetic in saying “no” in the face of impressive odds. Newly independent Haiti did not live up to some of the promises of its complicated Revolution. The 1825 French imposition of an indemnity severely affected freshly formed Haiti (beyond the 19th century), but it does not excuse the incompetence of Haitian governments, then and now. Haiti could, may have, and I certainly hope, will change, will remember what 1804 ought to have meant.

Perhaps, especially for the people who currently live in Haiti, particularly the women of all ages who face the constant threats of sexual violence, Haiti has a responsibility to itself, to its unprecedented idealism, to all of us.

Given all these reasons, I find it necessary to maintain a guarded optimism, acknowledging that ideas hold significance and possess the potential to materialize into reality.

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People You'd Like to Get to Know Better

I was tagged by @paluding. Thank you!🥳

Last song: Alive With The Glory Of Love by Say Anything.

Favorite color: Black, but blue and purple are very strong contenders.

Currently watching: Bodies on Netflix.

Last movie: Nope, for the 100th time. Love the meta, love the details, love Jordan Peele.

Last reading: I am really into The Saxon Stories by Bernard Cornwell at the moment.

Sweet/Spicy/Savory: Savory, because ridiculously saltpapery levels of salty isn't an option.

Last thing I googled: "NC indemnity bonds". Weird car transfer situation.

Current obsession: Cube Escape/Rusty Lake - I have so many opinions regarding the Vanderbooms et al.

Currently working on: An arcade set.

Tagging: @yakumtsaki, @lilsisterg, @the-gremlin-king, @notreallymagical, @lamare-sims, @plumbbobtoggle and whoever's reading this and wants to do this.

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020 Show Notes

The ongoing This is the Ticket Top 250 Movies List!

Double Indemnity per Cinephilia & Beyond - you can read the script in here!

Janicza Bravo's Zola

Sean Penn's The Pledge with Jack Nicholson

Sally Field with Fuckface McGee (Max Greenfield)

Meryl Streep being sooooo gorgeous in Manhattan

Sam Mendes' Empire of Light

Sam Mendes' production of Company

Casey has seen these James Bonds - Dr. No, From Russia with Love, Goldfinger, You Only Live Twice, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, The Spy Who Loved Me, Casino Royale (2006)

Teenagers reacting to The Beatles on American Bandstand (March 1967)

Michael Jackson doing the robot

Michael Jackson doing the moonwalk for the first time

An early draft of 10 Things I Hate About You

Every Frame a Painting on Spielberg's Oners

CANDYMAN (1992)!

People still do live in Cabrini-Green.

Candyman script for your reading pleasure

Philip Glass' score for Candyman.

Tony Todd is 6'5.

The script for Jackie Brown!

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𓏲ּ  ֶָ  𝑤𝑒𝑠𝑡𝑒𝑟𝑜𝑠𝒕𝒗  ⁝         sam reid,  40,  cis man,  he/him.    announcing  the  arrival  of  TYWELL of  house  LANNISTER,  the  RULING LORD of  CASTERLY ROCK.  whispers  among  the  court  name  them  to  be  both  SHREWD  and  ACERBIC  in  disposition,  and  those  closest  to  them  speak  to  their  interests  in  equestrianism.  if  we  bards  could  compose  a  song  for  them,  it  might  tell  stories  of  high cliffs overlooking harsh waves that break upon the rocks below, golden hair pressed to the brow by a crown, scarlet letters tucked beneath silk sleeves.  the  seven  whisper  to  their  most  devout  queen  as  she  sleeps,  making  her  question  where  their  loyalties  truly  lie.  are  they  right  to  whisper?  for  their  loyalties  truly  lie  with  THE  LANNISTERS.   

⸻          statistics    .

full    name    :    tywell lannister   . also    known    as    :    ty  . title(s)    :    ruling  lord of  casterly  rock  and  the  westerlands  . age    :  forty  . date    of    birth    :    june 3rd  . gender    and    pronouns    :    cis  male he/him . orientation    :    bisexual   .

⸻          roots    .

parents    :    d. jason lannister + d. mama; dowager lady marya   . siblings    :  tbd twin,  lady lucretia, lord lyonel  . children    :    tbd  . status    :   married to ruling lady gwynesse lannister 

⸻          personality    .

inspired    by    :    moriarty (sherlock homes) ; thee tywin lannister,  logan roy (succession ... sorry) , phyllis dietrichson (double indemnity), small touch of testat (iwav) . moral    alignment    :    lawful evil (pending tbh)  . star    alignment    :    gemini <3 

⸻          headcanons    .

so alike his much fabled kin, tywell operates with a slight and careful hand -- he is not interested in being the face of power, rather he wishes to be the long arm which pulls the strings. eloquent, flattering, smiling and charming, tywell will flatter any man or woman to their face; he will break bread with his enemies, and betray no hint of his true aims. a golden first born son, tywell has never considered himself anything less than the summation of the greatest parts of a lannister legacy --- he's blonde he's rich, he's bound to be slightly narcissistic !  tywell seeks power, but he does not wish to repeat the mistakes of past lannisters ; his proximity to the throne and the control he wields must be subtle, and he must not declare loyalties too loudly, too fiercly. the survival of their family will depend on their riches, their cunning, and the ability to distance oneself, should the tides turn.  his loyalty remains with his kin, first and foremost -- family is everything, and he would see a city awash in blood, to aid his golden brood. but sweet sentiments and bonds cannot sever tywell's schemes; tywell will expect his family to accept his orders with a smile -- tywelll harbours great plans for his siblings, and heirs 

⸻       wanted connections   .

1. allies, allies ; perhaps forged through marriage, or through lannister coin to fund expeditions or small conflicts, those tywell works hard to maintain positive contacts with. these are known allies, and tywell is ready to appear their dearest and nearest friend. likely, they don't fully trust him -- and tywell trusts no one. they do however enjoy an amicable relationship; he's a lively dinner guest and loves to gossip 

2. a secret alliance -- tywell is not one to limit his scope of influence, or the information he can recieve from the most unlikely of sources; i'd LOVE for him to have secret alliances --- maybe they exchange information on mutual enemies, he secretly supports their acts, money, etc etc! on the surface, an unlikely pair to have common goals.

3. enemies, of course -- the lannisters are proud, and tywells' smugness, combined with his false flattery, certainly makes him a polarizing figure; i'm down for petty disagreements, old feuds, personal vendettas. tywell probably isn't happy unless he's actively working to take down somebody 

4. personal affairs -- tywell may be a lot, but he isn't above friendship, perhaps past entanglements (pre-marriage!!!!), friends he's lost, enemies that were once friends, anything !!! 

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[KISS] Friday 17 October 1834

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11 ½

a kiss last night but no better than the last she said I did not gave her dinky dinky  as at first how was it  that is she did not feel moisture from me as before  very windy morning but fine F54° now at 9 5 am till now looking at little Chamouni [Chamonix] model of Mt. Blanc – opened this morning 1st time since our arrival – out at 10 – breakfast at 9 ¾ - read the morning Herald (of Wednesday) - Long advertisement about railroad connecting London Norwich York Edinburgh and Glasgow - A- off to Cliff hill etc at 11 when Holt came for ½ hour to tell me the sale of Mr Samuel Hall’s coal to Mr Rawson was all off - the estate entailed upon Isaac Thwaites’ children in default of SH- leaving issue - he has only one child, a daughter aetatis 20 living with her aunt Pearson at the Northbridge because her mother (Mrs. Hall) an odd person - R- on finding the property entailed wanted SH- to give him a bond of indemnity for £3,000 - refused - and whenever the coal is again to dispose SH- promised Holt a chance for it - the R-s all low about it - Holt does not think much of their colliery now - have very little of this own coal to get - mine pulled at this new pit (to be called Walkerpit in compliment to A-) will make at 8d. a load a great deal more than R-‘s sold in the town at 9d. -  Jeremiah R- wanted Holt to speak to me about their buying the Shibden coal but he, Holt, declined - I can get all the coal above Dove houses out at this Walker pit - Mrs. Machins’ coal cannot be got now that SH-‘s coal is unsold - would have me get it at £10 per D.W. if I can - but not worth more - told him to get to know all he could (without say anything) about the Sutherland coal in Rooke’s land - the man who was to have had £20 from R- for advising SH to sell his coal is not now to have the money, so will tell H- (for he knows) all about the Rookesland coal - H- to let me know too the value of the Hawkins coal - and to get me (willing to pay for it) a general plan of the coal strata in this neighbourhood - said I suspected Stocks was doing his best to get a loose in upper brea land - H- to look after this - I would give as much for upper brea (I thought) as anybody else - Stocks would beat James Norris at longheadedness - H- to be on the look-out - to call again by and by -  went to my father and Marian – above an hour with them – told Marian what had passed  she said she had not determined on making Mr Abbot did not know that she should do it told Marian I would give her £20 for the view of Shibden dale by Mr Horner if she liked to which she consented and handsomely offered to let me have it for £10 as I could get him to copy it for that price – or said she would leave it in the house and take nothing – of course I declined this – then out with the masons and Charles and James H- till their dinner at 1 25 and sauntering about for 10 minutes afterwards – then wrote the above of today till 1 55 had Pickells – to begin moving wall in his long field for road to Mark Town’s land at 7/ a rood – out at 2 25 to meet A- not at Lidgate – at Cliff hill at 3 5 to 3 25 – A- not there – back to Lidgate to Lightcliffe church – peeped in at windows – she was not there –

SH:7/ML/E/17/0097

(she was to take old Washington and go and see about the pews) in passing Lidgate  saw little Susan, and A- not there – fancied I had missed her – took shelter at Hardcastle’s for a few minutes – home at 4 ½ - rainy for some time after – heated and uneasy at finding A- not returned – with Charles H- still at the blue room chimney piece -  A- safe back about 5 ½ not much or rather very little wet – dinner at 6 – coffee – had Marian sometime – read from  p.132 to 153 vol. 1 Niebuhr’s Rome - then played and lost 3 hits - ½ hour (till 10 ¼) with my aunt - fine but very windy till about 4 pm then rain - finish about 6 pm and wind lower - F51° at 10 20 pm and fair (rain very recently) and wind gone down - raining heavily at 10 25 pm.

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How to Close a Limited Liability Partnership: A Step-by-Step Guide

Closure of Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a famous business structure that provides its partners with a blend of operational flexibility and limited liability protection. However, due to various reasons, such as unprofitability, changes in business plans, or any other reason, partners might want to close an LLP. Closing an LLP involves legal procedures that ensure the business is officially dissolved and ceases to exist in the eyes of the law.

Methods of Closing an LLP

There are two primary ways to close an LLP in India:

Voluntary Closure (Strike Off)

Compulsory Closure

1. Voluntary Closure (Strike Off)

In a voluntary closure, the partners of the LLP decide to close the business due to reasons like non-operation, no future business plans, or any other reason. This method is generally applicable when the LLP has no liabilities or pending debts. The closure is done by applying for striking off the LLP's name from the register of companies maintained by the Registrar of Companies (RoC).

Critical Steps in Voluntary Closure:

Consent of Partners:

All partners must pass a resolution for voluntary closure.

In the case of a pending liability, the LLP must settle all debts or provide security for them before applying for closure.

Filing Form 24:

The LLP must file Form 24 with the RoC to initiate the closure process. The form includes details about the LLP, the reason for closure, and a declaration of non-operation for at least one year (if applicable).

Affidavit & Indemnity Bond:

All designated partners need to submit an affidavit declaring that the LLP has no liabilities.

An indemnity bond must be filed to assure that the partners will bear any future claims or liabilities.

Submission of Documents:

Statement of accounts (not older than 30 days)

LLP agreement

Consent letters from all partners

Approval from RoC:

The Registrar will review the documents and, if satisfied, approve the striking off of the LLP’s name. Once the name is removed from the register, the LLP is officially dissolved.

2. Compulsory Closure

In some cases, the closure of an LLP is enforced by law or by an order from the court. This method is referred to as compulsory closure and usually occurs when:

The LLP is unable to pay its debts.

The LLP is involved in fraudulent activities.

The LLP only does business for two years or more after filing annual returns.

In such cases, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) or the court may order the LLP's winding up, following which the LLP's assets are liquidated and the creditors are paid off.

Process of Compulsory Winding Up:

Filing Petition:

A petition for compulsory winding up can be filed by the LLP, creditors, or the RoC.

Appointment of Liquidator:

Upon the order of the NCLT, a liquidator is appointed to oversee the winding-up process, including liquidating assets and settlement of liabilities.

Settlement of Debts:

The liquidator settles all outstanding debts, sells off assets, and distributes any remaining funds among partners, if applicable.

Final Report and Dissolution:

The liquidator submits a final report to the tribunal, which, upon satisfaction, passes a dissolution order. The LLP ceases to exist after the order is passed.

Critical Considerations for LLP Closure

Pending Compliances:

Before closing the LLP, ensure that all statutory filings, such as annual returns, income tax returns, and GST returns (if applicable), are completed.

No Liabilities:

For voluntary closure, the LLP must not have any outstanding liabilities or debts. If any exist, they must be settled before filing for closure.

Non-Operative LLP:

The LLP should be non-operational for at least one year before applying for voluntary closure, or it should not have commenced business at all.

Tax Clearance:

Obtain tax clearance from the Income Tax Department before initiating closure, especially if the LLP has been operational.

Costs Involved:

Although the cost of voluntary closure is minimal, there are still administrative costs and fees associated with filing forms and professional fees (if required).

Conclusion

Closing an LLP is a formal legal process that requires careful attention to detail, especially in ensuring that all liabilities are cleared and statutory compliances are met. For partners looking to shut down their LLP, opting for a voluntary closure is a smoother process if the LLP is debt-free and has been non-operational. However, compulsory winding up is a court-supervised process that generally involves asset liquidation and settling of creditors.

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Special Guest - Michael Rands - One of the Authors of Crime & Culpability: A Jane Austen Mystery Anthology #AuthorGuestPost #Giveaway - Great Escapes Book Tour

Crime & Culpability: A Jane Austen Mystery Anthology by Regina Jeffers, Riana Everly, Jeanette Watts, Michael Rands, Linne Elizabeth, Emma Dalgety, and Elizabeth Gilliland I am delighted to welcome Michael Rands to Escape With Dollycas today! What is Noir? by Michael Rands This was the question at the heart of a seminar I took in grad school. This class proved to be one of the most enjoyable and memorable, not least because I would frequently sit next to my then crush, now wife. As the old saying goes: Couples who bond over Noir, bond for life. But really what is noir? It is one of the easiest and most difficult genres to define. Easy, because, well, you know when you’re watching film noir. Difficult, because you would have a hard time explaining why you know this. Comedy, you laugh. Romance, you swoon as two people fall in love. Horror is… horrifying. Noir? There’s a guy in a coat and a hat, a seductive woman with evil intentions, and a crime. It’s a rather bizarre definition, but it’s a start. Noir arose quite suddenly, with many of the most famous American noir films shot within a few years, and almost all shot within a decade. Several of the classics were shot during or just after the Second World War: The Maltese Falcon (1941), Double Indemnity (1944), The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946). A real darkness permeates these films. Shot in black and white, the images are shadowy, nightmarish. The characters inhabit a dark world. The most famous stock character associated with this genre is the femme fatale—a deadly woman who uses her sexuality to lure men into sin and destruction. The villainous men, it should be noted, seldom require much persuasion. In Double Indemnity (a candidate for the noiriest of noir films) Phyllis Dietrichson, convinces the insurance salesman Walter Neff, to help her kill her husband after she takes out a policy on his life. The story (like many other in the genre) is filled with betrayal, murder, doomed sexual liaisons, and downward spirals that end in the destruction of all the schemers. The world is dark. The characters are dark. The story circles around the sinkhole of nihilism, and yet there is some form of justice. This justice however seldom comes at the hand of a redeemer, a white knight. Instead, the perpetrators of the crimes tend to implode under the weight of their own misdeeds. Agents of order are often as morally dubious as the villains they pursue. Detective Sam Spade of The Maltese Falcon, played by Humphrey Bogart, is the quintessential example of such a man. He smokes, drinks heavily, engages in intimidation and violence. He’s gruff and nasty. He is at least a partial influence for the many troubled detectives we’ve come to love in books and on screen. Spade, like most characters in the “noir-verse” began in the pages of a short novel. Dashiel Hammet (Spade’s creator), along with James Cain and Raymond Chandler, pioneered the genre of Hardboiled Detective Fiction a decade or so before the boom in noir films. Their stories and characters provided the blueprints for most of the classic films, with Chandler additionally writing many famous screenplays. All this is to say that noir, one of the most visually distinctive film genres, has its roots in fiction, in the written word. The city of Los Angeles plays an important role in the Noirosphere. Of course, the early films were shot in the city, but many of the most influential writers including the three mentioned above, spent some time in L.A. Contemporary Neo-noir writers like Walter Mosley have set their stories there too, perhaps in homage to these early pioneers. Despite the short duration of the original crop of noir, the genre has had an outsized influence on film and literature. Every hard drinking detective, femme fatale, and nihilistic double-crosser, owes at least some noirish debt. Writers as un-obviously noirish as Cormac MacCarthy have dipped their toes in noir-blood, and celebrated directors like Quentin Tarantino and the Coen Brothers are openly influenced by the genre. I’m sure it’s obvious to see how Jane Austen fits into all of this.  Born and raised in Los Angeles, the daughter of a private detective and a failed insurance salesman… But no, there is some logic. For one, we’re writing about Jane Austen and Crime. And, if it’s not obvious yet, I am an unapologetic fan of this shady genre. Austen’s famously adaptable characters have taken on countless lives across time, space and genre, and I could not but help see them putting on their noir-garb, and heading out to L.A. Mr. Wickham, the shady, manipulative, semi-criminal womanizer, was all but begging to be cast in a noir retelling of his story. Lydia Bennet, a few years older, jaded and hardened from her earlier experiences hanging out with a sociopath and his rough friends, might find herself noirified, too. As for Lizzie Bennet and Mr. Darcy, I tread carefully, for fear of making enemies. But, there is a place for them. I hope you’ll take a chance on this and see how it all fits together. Thank you! Thank you, Michael, for visiting today with a great topic! _____ Keep reading to learn more about Michael and Crime & Culpability. About Crime & Culpability Crime & Culpability: A Jane Austen Mystery Anthology Cozy Mystery Anthology Settings -  (Regency England, modern-day America) Publisher ‏ : ‎ Bayou Wolf Press (September 10, 2024) Print length ‏ : ‎ 176 pages Digital ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0D6JQN6JL "No one can withstand the charm of such a mystery." - Jane Austen, Persuasion Jane Austen mysteries have become a popular subgenre of Austen variations, but this is more than just a trend. Austen was a masterful storyteller who embedded clues within her stories for her readers to follow, inviting readers to read between the lines and "gather the evidence" to follow her intricate plotlines. In this anthology, various authors who are also fans and admirers of Austen's work have taken the challenge to add some mystery to Austen's stories and characters. From Regency sequels to film noir retellings to cozy art heists, Crime and Culpability: A Jane Austen Mystery Anthology explores the many faces of Austen and all of her enigmas. Featuring stories by Regina Jeffers, Riana Everly, Jeanette Watts, Michael Rands, Linne Elizabeth, Emma Dalgety, and Elizabeth Gilliland, with a foreword by Regina Jeffers and an introduction by Elizabeth Gilliland Rands. About the Authors Elizabeth Gilliland: Elizabeth Gilliland is the author of the Austen University Mysteries series, including What Happened on Box Hill, The Portraits of Pemberley, and two prequel novellas, Dear Prudent Elinor and Sly Jane Fairfax. (Look out for book three sometime next year!) She has written and presented at various academic confer‐ ences on Jane Austen and wrote her dissertation on Jane Austen adaptations, dedicating herself to watch the lake dive scene as many times as necessary for scholarly pursuit. She also writes Gothic horror as E. Gilliland and romance as Lissa Sharpe, and she is the co-founder of Bayou Wolf Press. Author Links Website    Twitter (X)   Facebook    Goodreads   Blog    Newsletter   Amazon   Regina Jeffers - Regina Jeffers writes books about corsets, rakes, daring heroines, dashing heroes and all aspects of the Georgian/Regency era. She is an award winning author of cozy mysteries, historical romantic suspense, and Austenesque vagaries. Jeffers has been a Smithsonian presenter and Martha Holden Jennings Scholar, as well as having her tales honored by, among others, the Daphne du Maurier Award for Excellence in Mystery/Suspense, the Frank Yerby Award for Fiction, the International Digital Awards, and the Chanticleer International Book Award. Author Links:  Every Woman Dreams (Blog)   Always Austen (Group Blog)    Facebook    Twitter    Amazon Author Page   Pinterest   BookBub   Instagram   Regina Jeffers Website  Riana Everly: Riana Everly is an award-winning Canadian author of Austenesque fiction, both Regency and contemporary. Her historical mystery series, Miss Mary Investigates, has quickly become a favourite of Jane Austen fans and cosy mystery fans alike. Trained as a classical musician, she also has advanced degrees in Medieval Studies, and pretended to be an academic before discovering that fiction doesn’t need footnotes. 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Author Links Instagram     Facebook     Twitter      Linked In      Website 1     Website 2     Goodreads     Jeanette_Watts Amazon Author Page Michael Rands: Michael Rands is the author of the novels The Chapel St. Perilous and Praise Routine Number Four, co-author of the economic satire The Yamaguchi Manuscripts, and Kamikaze Economics (a story of modern Japan). He’s co-author of the humorous dictionary Stay Away from Mthatha. He co-created the audio drama The Crystal Set and co- hosted the podcast Detours Ahead. In South Africa he worked in television as a writer, director and producer. He taught English in Japan. He holds an MFA from Louisiana State University, and currently teaches English and Creative Writing at the college level. He is the co-founder of Bayou Wolf Press. He lives with his wife, son, and labrador, in Alabama. His new novel, When the Witch Calls, comes out in November 2024. 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IEPF Claim & Recovery Process: A Step-by-Step Guide

Understanding the Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF)

An IEPF claim is crucial for investors seeking to recover unclaimed dividends, matured deposits, or shares. The Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF) was established by the Government of India to protect these unclaimed amounts and uphold investor interests. Managed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) and governed by the IEPF Authority under Section 125(5) of the Companies Act, 2013, the IEPF ensures that unclaimed dividends, deposits, and shares are not misused but are maintained for the rightful owners.

This guide aims to provide a thorough explanation of how to recover shares from IEPF and details the steps required to make an IEPF claim effectively.

Key Features of the IEPF

1. Unclaimed Dividends and Deposits: Companies are required to transfer any unclaimed dividends or matured deposits to the IEPF in accordance with MCA regulations.

2. Unclaimed Shares: Shares for which dividends have remained unclaimed for seven consecutive years are transferred to the IEPF, in accordance with Section 124(6) of the Companies Act, 2013.

3. Investor Education: The fund also supports educational initiatives to inform investors about financial markets, investment options, and their rights.

4. Protection of Investor Interests: The IEPF ensures that unclaimed amounts are safeguarded for the benefit of the investors, preventing companies from retaining them indefinitely.

5. IEPF Authority: The IEPF is administered by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs through the IEPF Authority, which manages the fund and supervises the transfer of unclaimed amounts.

Why Are Shares and Dividends Transferred to the IEPF?

Under Section 124(5) of the Companies Act, 2013, dividends that remain unclaimed for seven consecutive years must be transferred to the IEPF. Similarly, shares with unclaimed dividends for seven or more years are transferred to the IEPF as per Section 124(6). This process ensures that unclaimed assets are not indefinitely held without the rightful owners being aware of their entitlements.

What is IEPF Form-5?

IEPF Form-5 is used by shareholders to reclaim shares or dividends that have been transferred to the IEPF. Investors need to complete and submit this form to initiate the refund process.

Step-by-Step Guide to Recovering Shares from IEPF

Step 1: Obtain an Entitlement Letter 

Ensure you receive an entitlement letter from the company before you start your IEPF claim process.

Step 2: Fill and Submit IEPF Form-5 Online 

Visit the official MCA website, complete IEPF Form-5 with accurate details, and submit it online. You must also email a copy of the form to the specified MCA address.

Step 3: Receive SRN Number for Tracking 

After successful submission, you will receive a Service Request Number (SRN) that can be used to track the progress of your claim application.

Step 4: Send Physical Documents to Nodal Officer 

Send a hard copy of the submitted form and all required documents to the company's Nodal Officer for verification.

Step 5: Verification Report from the Company 

Within 15 days, the company is required to submit a verification report to the IEPF Authority, indicating whether the claim has been accepted or rejected.

Step 6: Final Approval and Transfer of Shares 

The IEPF Authority will assess the claimant's eligibility based on the company’s verification report. If approved, the shares will be credited to the claimant's Demat account within 60 days.

Documents Required for Filing an IEPF Claim

To file an IEPF claim, the following documents are needed:

- A self-attested copy of your PAN and Aadhaar cards.

- A canceled cheque.

- A client master list for the Demat account, duly verified by the Depository Participant (DP) and the claimant.

- Self-attested SRN acknowledgment.

- An indemnity bond, witnessed and self-attested by the claimant.

- An advance receipt with a revenue stamp, the claimant’s self-attestation, and witness signatures.

- A letter from the Registrar and Transfer Agent (RTA), approved by the Nodal Officer, as proof of entitlement.

- Original share certificates (if held in physical form) or a copy of the Demat transaction statement. In cases where share certificates are lost, attach documents submitted to the RTA for duplicate issuance.

- A copy of the passport and OCI/PIO card (for foreign citizens and NRIs).

- Any additional documents required by the company to validate changes such as name, address, or signature, or to issue duplicate shares.

Common Mistakes to Avoid in the IEPF Claim Process

Here are some common errors to avoid when filing IEPF Form-5:

- Mismatches between the applicant's name or date of birth and the PAN database.

- Incorrect or invalid PAN, Aadhaar, passport, or OCI/PIO card details.

- Wrong selection of Rule 7 applicability, especially in cases where the original shareholder is deceased.

- Incorrect folio numbers or dividend details.

- Inaccurate bank or Demat account information.

- Missing or improperly attached mandatory documents.

Ensure all information matches the official records and that all necessary documents are included to avoid delays.

Conclusion: Secure Your Investments with the IEPF Claim Process

Filing an IEPF claim is vital for recovering unclaimed shares, dividends, or deposits transferred to the IEPF. Knowing how to recover shares from IEPF and following the outlined steps can help investors reclaim their rightful assets. If you need guidance in this process, Share Samadhan offers expert assistance to ensure a smooth and successful claim.

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The Role of Indemnity Bonds in the IEPF Claim Process

For the purpose of claiming shares and/or dividend money, an indemnity bond (original) must be executed on non-judicial stamp paper according to the format provided in Annexure I. The claiming process of IEPF totally depends on the indemnity bond. Thus, make sure you read this before claiming.

Indemnity Bond: An overview

An indemnity bond serves as insurance for the lender in the event that the borrower breaches the conditions and terms of the loan. It is mostly utilized in the loan and mortgage business. A stamp paper with a monetary value that varies from state to state is used to generate an indemnity bond. Particularly, it is written to meet one's demands and legal requirements and comes in a variety of forms.

An indemnity bond is a promise made by someone signing a contract to cover losses in the event that the agreement is broken. This means that the lender will have every right to collect losses and damages resulting from a defaulting party if a person is required to fulfill contractual obligations but chooses not to do so. Continue reading to learn more about the structure or format of indemnity bond for claiming shares from IEPF.

What is IEPF form 5?

Every person who has had an unclaimed or underpaid payment transferred to the IEPF by the corporation may request a return from the IEPF authority. The claimant must submit form IEPF 5 indemnity bond together with the required supporting documentation in order to claim such an amount.

Following the instructions below will allow any stakeholder of the business whose shares, unclaimed dividend funds, or unpaid dividend amount have been transferred by the company to IEPF to claim their shares or dividend funds.

How to claim shares or dividend money that has been transferred to the IEPF?

The shareholder must submit indemnity bond for IEPF form 5 and the supporting documents listed below-

On the IEPF Authority website, www.iepf.gov.in/IEPFA/refund.html, download the IEPF-5 form. The instruction packet contains instructions on how to fill out the form.

After filling out the form, save it to your computer and, following the instructions, upload the correctly completed form to the IEPF Authority's website using the upload link. An acknowledgment or challan with the Service Request Number will be generated following a successful upload (SRN). The SRN created needs to be referred to in order to trace the progress of the claim for a credit of shares or for a refund of the dividend amount, as the case may be.

The Nodal Officer's Document Submission List

A self-attested copy of Form IEPF-5 is required (if there are joint holders, all of the holders must sign Form IEPF-5).

Receiving of an acknowledgment (Challan generated for filing form IEPF 5 in MCA Portal).

Completion of an indemnity bond is necessary when shares or dividend payments made to the IEPF Authority have a nominal value greater than Rs. 10,000. The indemnity bond must be executed on non-judicial stamp paper, and the value of the stamp paper must comply with the state's stamp law where the shareholder resides. For claiming dividends and shares, a separate indemnity bond must be obtained. In case of joint holding, Indemnity Bond is to be signed by all the holders).

Provide the Corporation an advance receipt for the receipt of shares or a dividend, as applicable. (Correctly completed in accordance with the format specified in the Annexure, with the applicable dividend amount and share count clearly filled in. The receipt must be signed by all joint owners in the case of a joint holding.

The original share certificate, the dividend warrant, and the letter from the registrar and transfer agent constitute proof of entitlement.

For claiming an unpaid or unclaimed dividend, you will need a dividend warrant or a self-attested copy of your share certificate, as well as a letter from the registrar and transfer agent.

Original share certificates, letters from the company's registrar and transfer agent, and any unpaid or unclaimed dividends on those shares that were transferred to the IEPF must be included (in case shares are held in Physical form).

If shares are kept in demat form, and an unpaid/unclaimed dividend from the IEPF is transferred, a letter from the registrar and transfer agent is required.

According to Rule 7(8) of the IEPF Regulations, 2016, in the event of transmission, the applicant, who is the successor or legal heir, shall make sure that the transmission process is finished before filing any claims. To double check, search for how to fill indemnity bond for IEPF before submitting.

In addition, if the request for transfer or transmission is received after the transfer of shares to the IEPF Authority, the company shall issue a letter of authorization in conformity with Rule 7(9) of the IEPF Regulations, 2016.

Reference: Are you an NRI- Here’s why your money might still be in India

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How to Transfer Physical Shares After Obtaining a Succession Certificate

Transferring physical shares after obtaining a succession certificate involves a few critical steps. First, you need to submit the succession certificate to the company or its registrar along with a request letter for the transfer of shares. Additionally, provide the original share certificates, a notarized copy of the death certificate of the deceased shareholder, and a self-attested copy of your PAN card. The company may also require an indemnity bond and an affidavit. Once all documents are verified, the shares will be transferred to your name, completing the process. Proper documentation ensures a smooth transfer and safeguards your inheritance.

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