Any transfer or transfer of shares is accepted only with the agreement of all the partners of the company, provided that this occurs, of course, with regard to possible restrictions (if any) in the MOA (Article 56 CCL). These must be registered with the competent authority of the registrar, otherwise the transferee is not considered a partner of the company until such registration has been registered. It is also mandatory that any agreement to the contrary on the transfer of shares be without null and void and non-aae. However, a partner may be allowed to transfer the rights inherent in his shares to a third party in the company, and this agreement is limited between them. As a general rule, a membership interest in a cooperative is personal, but if the articles allow it, the membership interest can become freely transferable. . . .