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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

425.126 Execution on transferable securities, security entitlements, or an option or

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right to acquire a security -- Requirements of the order -- Duty of corporate
officials.
(1)If any claim be made by attachment, garnishment, or other judicial order to a
security or security entitlement, as defined in KRS 355.8-102(1), such order shall
not be valid as against any securities intermediary, as defined in KRS 355.8-102(1),
or any issuer, as defined in KRS 355.8-201, or nominee or agent of either having
any interest in, custody of, or control over such security or security entitlement,
unless such order specifies the following:
(a)For a security, the name of the issuer, the class or series of the security, or
both, the number of shares or other units of interest represented by the
security, the name of the debtor and the name of the person, if different from
the debtor, having an account on the books of the securities intermediary or
issuer in which such security is shown;
(b)For an option or right to acquire a security, the name of the issuer, the class or
series of the security in which the option or right to acquire exists, the name of
the debtor and the name of the person, if different from the debtor, having an
account on the books of the securities intermediary or issuer in which such
option or right is shown; or
(c)For a security entitlement, other than a security or an option or right to acquire
a security, the name of the debtor and the name of the person, if different from
the debtor, having an account on the books of the securities intermediary or
issuer in which such security entitlement is shown.
(2)An attachment, garnishment, or other judicial order of the kind described in
subsection
(1)of this section which does not set forth all the elements of
identification required by subsection
(1)of this section shall in no manner bind or
give notice of such claim to any securities intermediary, as defined in KRS 355.8-
102(1), or any issuer, as defined in KRS 355.8-201, or nominee or agent of either
having an interest in, custody of, or control over such security, or option or right to
acquire such security, or security entitlement, and such securities intermediary,
issuer, nominee, or agent may transfer, pledge, or in any manner deal with such
security or option, or right to acquire such security or security entitlement in
disregard of such order or claim without liability to the claimant.
(3)It shall be the duty of every person mentioned in subsections
(1)and
(2)of this
section to whom any plaintiff or any judgment creditor shall apply therefor, in good
faith and for a proper purpose stated in the request, to furnish him or her a written
statement setting forth any reasonably requested information in such person's
possession, custody, or control that concerns the ownership of or records concerning
ownership of a security, an option or right to acquire a security, or a security
entitlement concerning a specifically identified person. The statement shall be
provided within ten
(10)days of receipt of the written request and a failure to
perform this duty may be punished by the court as a contempt.
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