A New Deal for Fiduciaries' Stock Transfers

Authors

Alfred F. Conard, University of Michigan Law School

Abstract

For nearly one hundred years, executors and administrators have been struggling with the excessive documentation which corporations demand as a condition of recording stock transfers. For almost as long, legislatures have been passing laws in the hope-generally vain-of alleviating the burden.

In 1957, at least three states (and possibly four) opened a door through which estate representatives can emerge from their long bondage. For the first time, identical acts were passed in different states, and interstate recognition of simplification measures began. For the first time acts were passed which get to the root of the transfer agent's problem.

Recommended Citation

Alfred F. Conard, A New Deal for Fiduciaries' Stock Transfers, 56 Mich. L. Rev. 843 (1958).
Available at: https://repository.law.umich.edu/mlr/vol56/iss6/2