§11
Home delivery
If a share has been transferred from a shareholder to a person who is not a shareholder in the company, the other shareholders have the right to redeem the share. The right of redemption can be exercised even for a smaller number of shares than the offer includes. The new owner of the share must immediately notify the board of directors of the company in writing of the transfer. He must also show how he has acquired ownership of the share. When notification of a share transfer has been made, the board of directors shall immediately notify each entitled to redemption whose postal address is known to the company. The board encourages those entitled to redemption to make their redemption claims in writing to the company, no later than two months from the notification to the board of the transfer.
If more than one person entitled to redemption applies, all shares should, as far as possible, be distributed among those entitled to redemption in proportion to their previous holdings of shares in the company. Any remaining shares shall be distributed by lottery by the board of directors of the company or, if requested by any entitled to redemption, by a notary public.
If a share subject to redemption has been transferred for consideration, the redemption amount shall be equal to the consideration, unless special reasons require otherwise. The redemption amount shall be paid within one month from the time the redemption amount was determined.
The action in a matter of home delivery must be brought within two months from the day on which the settlement claim was presented to the limited company.