Nominee and Trustee

You nominate a person to act on your behalf, this person is then called nominee. This nominee may act on a single event, short time or long time. If you nominee a person to act as a director or a shareholder on your behalf, we normally called it a nominee director but a trustee for the shareholding. The trustee has the interest of value and act for you for your best interest. A nominee shareholder (Trustee) is holding the shares on your behalf; the trustee has no interest on the shares or any accrued benefit vetted on the shares. He is holding the shares in trust of the beneficiary. In this case, a trust deed has to be made signed by each party defining the right and obligations of the beneficiary and the trustee. To safeguard the interest of its shares, a blank instrument of transfer is normally prepared and signed by the trustee and be vetted to the beneficial owner.

If the beneficial owner wishes to have the shares transferred back to his names, what documentation he should prepare and sign?? Does the company need to prepare board resolution as well??