The entry of the defaulting shareholder is automatically deleted from the company’s register of registered shares. If the shares issued are in registered form, the acquirer is registered and new certificates indicating the payment of the instalments called up and marked “duplicate” are issued.
Where the shares were registered in an account with the issuer in accordance with the provisions of articles R. 211-1 and R. 211-4 of the Monetary and Financial Code, the registration of the defaulting shareholder is cancelled ipso jure. The purchaser shall be registered and new certificates indicating the payment of the instalments called up and bearing the words “duplicatum” shall be issued.
The net proceeds of the sale shall accrue to the Company to the same extent and shall be deducted from the principal and interest owed by the defaulting shareholder and then from the reimbursement of the costs incurred by the Company in bringing about the sale. The defaulting shareholder remains liable or profits from the difference.