7. Companies, firms and corporations
(a) Stock shall not be inscribed in the name of a firm as such, but shall be inscribed in the names of the individual partners, but not exceeding four.
(b) Stock may be inscribed in the name of a registered company or other corporation, but the Registrar must first be furnished with a copy of the certificate of incorporation or Act of Parliament or Royal Charter or other instrument under which such company or corporation is established, together with a certified specimen of the seal of the company or corporation, a duly verified copy of any regulations or by-laws or resolutions governing the mode of affixing that seal and the full names and specimen signatures of persons authorised to sign forms in connection therewith.
(c) The Registrar shall cause such documents to be affixed in the signature register.
(d) If from any cause any such authorised person is substituted by another person, notification in writing of such alteration shall be given to the Registrar under seal by the company or corporation.
(e) All forms required under these regulations to bear the seal of a registered company or other corporation shall be sealed and witnessed in accordance with the articles of the registered company or other corporation, provided that the Registrar may require proof that any document has been so sealed.
(f) In the case of a company or other corporation incorporated outside Australia, the Registrar may inscribe stock in the name of that company or other corporation upon the authority of and upon being furnished with a properly executed power of attorney authorising dealings in stock by the attorney on behalf of the company or other corporation.