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United States — Kansas
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A purchaser of a security generally gets the transferor’s rights, but a limited purchaser gets only the rights purchased, and a buyer with prior notice of an adverse claim cannot improve position by taking from a protected purchaser.
United States — Kansas
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A protected purchaser is a security purchaser who gives value, lacks notice of an adverse claim, and obtains control; that purchaser takes the security interest free of adverse claims.
United States — Kansas
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This provision explains how indorsements on securities work, when they transfer rights, and what a holder or indorser may do.
United States — Kansas
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An incomplete instruction may be completed by any person if authorized, and the issuer may rely on it as completed even if it was completed incorrectly.
United States — Kansas
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The provision says who makes warranties when a signature, indorsement, or instruction is guaranteed, and bars an issuer from requiring a guaranty as a condition for transfer registration.
United States — Kansas
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A security transferor must, on demand, give the purchaser the proof or other documents needed to register the transfer, unless the parties agreed otherwise.
United States — Kansas
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An issuer must register a requested transfer of certain securities if the listed conditions are met.
United States — Kansas
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An issuer may require assurance that an indorsement or instruction is genuine and authorized, and may ask for additional reasonable assurance.
United States — Kansas
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A qualified person may ask the issuer not to register a security transfer, and the issuer must notify the parties and hold the transfer for a limited time after an effective demand.
United States — Kansas
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An issuer can be liable for wrongful registration of a security transfer, and if liable, must provide the entitled person a similar security and missed payments or distributions on demand.
United States — Kansas
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An issuer must replace a lost, destroyed, or wrongfully taken security certificate if the owner asks in time, posts a sufficient indemnity bond, and meets other reasonable requirements.
United States — Kansas
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If a security certificate is lost, apparently destroyed, or wrongfully taken, the owner must notify the issuer within a reasonable time after notice.
United States — Kansas
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A transfer-related agent for an issuer has the same obligation to the security holder or owner as the issuer does for those specific functions.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines a securities account and when a person acquires a security entitlement from a securities intermediary.
United States — Kansas
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A person who acquires a security entitlement for value and without notice of an adverse claim is protected from an adverse-claim action.
United States — Kansas
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An entitlement holder has a pro rata property interest in a financial asset held by a securities intermediary, and that interest is enforceable only in the ways and against the parties described here.
United States — Kansas
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A securities intermediary must promptly obtain and keep enough financial assets to match the security entitlements it has created, may hold them directly or through other intermediaries, and generally may not grant security interests in those assets unless the entitlement holder agrees.
United States — Kansas
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A securities intermediary must try to obtain payments or distributions made by the issuer of a financial asset.
United States — Kansas
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A securities intermediary must exercise rights in a financial asset when directed by the entitlement holder.
United States — Kansas
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A securities intermediary must comply with a valid entitlement order when the order comes from the appropriate person and the intermediary has had a reasonable chance to verify and carry it out.