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A share certificate is a document that certifies ownership of a specified number of shares in a company. To manage share certificates, the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) outlines specific procedures. If a shareholder loses a certificate, they must follow certain steps, which typically involve notifying the company and CIPC, completing relevant forms, and potentially providing an affidavit or declaration of loss. To obtain a new share certificate, the shareholder must apply through the company, submit required documentation, and may need to pay a fee. This process ensures that ownership records are updated accurately after the loss of the original certificate.