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It is generally seen that investors do not appoint any nominee/ heir of their shares after their death. In such a case, the shares remain deserted because the legal heirs are clueless about such shares.
Another reason could be the size of the investment. In case a small amount is made, the investors tend to forget about the same.
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| Name of Claimant | SRN of form IEPF-1/ INV-1 | Challan Number | Date | Amount of Refund |
| Total | Rs. |
| Name of Claimant | SRN of form IEPF-4 | Date of transfer | Number of shares to be refunded | Type Of Shares (Physical/Demat) |
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