A pledgee, under a Cypriot law pledge, who has in its possession the so called the Self-Enforcement Documents (i.e. original certificate of pledged shares, original duly signed and undated instrument of transfer of shares, original duly signed written resignations of the directors/secretary of the company, whose shares have been pledged to the pledgee, undated certificate duly signed by the secretary, that all filings to be made by new secretary are in compliance with the registers of the company etc.) is usually given by the terms of the relevant pledge agreement, the right and power, upon the happening of an Event of Enforcement, to inter alia proceed, without any further written notice to the pledgor, to put into effect the Self-Enforcement Documents, and to transfer the legal title of the pledged shares to the name of the pledgee or to its nominee, and to replace the directors and secretary of the company, whose shares have been pledged.
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