Hey Mr. jayanta,
Let me answer this from a legal perspective, an unlisted public limited company cannot update its records or file Form PAS-6 to reflect a change in shareholding due to the death of a shareholder until the formal transmission process is completed. This process requires the submission of appropriate legal documents, such as a succession certificate, to the company. Only after verifying these documents can the company register the transmission in its records.
Form PAS-6 is a half-yearly compliance requirement for unlisted public companies to report the reconciliation of share capital held in dematerialized and physical forms. Filing PAS-6 with unverified or incorrect information, such as updating shareholding to reflect a transmission that has not been legally completed, would constitute non-compliance with statutory requirements. Similarly, reporting changes to NSDL regarding ISIN allocations must be based on accurate and legally verified information.
Therefore, the company must await the completion of the legal transmission process, including obtaining the necessary succession certificate, before updating its internal records, filing Form PAS-6, or reporting changes to NSDL-ISIN. Prematurely updating these records without legal validation could lead to regulatory non-compliance and potential legal consequences.
For further assistance on this matter, please feel free to contact me at adv.vishesh@icloud.com.