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“A company named Padmini Polymers had changed its name to Padmini Technologies during the dot-com bubble.” “I bought 5,000 shares at Rs. 7 each. I sent them to the Registrar for transfer in physical form. 6-9 months passed, but I didn’t get the transferred shares. I thought I had... show more

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