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Yes it is for some extend. Because some people from BC they borrow certificates of SC/ST and misuse it. It held in university like MKU.

Let’s do a thought experiment. Let’s say you buy something, and get a receipt, and then, later in the day, you sell that same thing, and again get a receipt. Now put the two receipts in you pocket and randomly pull one out. Does it matter whether it’s the purchase or sale receipt? For that matter, since you have both receipts, does it even matter which came first? Not really. The two actions are balanced, one buy, one sell; which came first doesn’t matter. That’s the ‘theory’ behind a short sale. But there’s a catch.In order to initially sell the shares, you first have to borrow them from a willing lender; in effect, you’re ‘borrowing their certificates,’ guaranteeing to return them to them after you buy the shares back to balance your trade. When you do, you’re balanced - one buy; one sell - and they’re balanced in that they’ve gotten their certificates back from you. Importantly, no willing lender, there can be no short sale.While you hold those borrowed ‘certificates’ the lender is not allowed to sell those shares, or, for that matter, do anything with them (like lend them to another short seller), so in effect, there is no duplication. And, since actual ‘certificates’ are rarely held these days, it’s all an accounting exercise that ensures that only one ‘owner’ of the ‘certificates is able to trade those shares.There is no fraud, and no possibility of “manipulating the market” thereby.Clear? Good! Cheers…

In 2008, did the UK police grant a weapons licence to a 7-year-old child?Anyone under 18 cannot purchase any form of firearm or ammunition.An 18 year old can purchase, possess and receive the gift of an air weapon, no certificate needed (England and Wales).A 15 year old can possess or receive as a gift of a shotgun, obviously needing a certificate to own the gift.A 14 year old can possess or receive as a gift other forms of “licensed firearms”.The police can grant a shotgun certificate, with no age restriction. A firearm certificate is limited 14 and over.So the 7 year old has a shotgun certificate, but what can he do with it?Any child below the age limits can possess “ie carry and use” any firearm as long as they are supervised by someone over the age of 21. It is possible that a young child, with a shotgun certificate, could borrow a shotgun, upto 72 hours as long as they were under adult supervision. So, say this child of 7 was being taught clay pigeon shooting he could borrow the shotgun of an older relative and then be taken to training and then handed over to the coach. It is likely that this shotgun would actually be a future gift to the child and is held on someone else’s certificate.