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Companies Act 2006

Crossheading Correction or removal of material on the register

  • Section 1093 Registrar's notice to resolve inconsistency ...
  • Section 1094 Removal of material from the register
  • Section 1094A Further provision about removal of material from the register
  • Section 1094AB Power of court to make consequential orders following removal
  • Section 1095 Rectification of register on application to registrar
  • Section 1095A Rectification of register to resolve a discrepancy
  • Section 1096 Rectification of the register under court order
  • Section 1097 Powers of court on ordering removal of material from the register
  • Section 1097A Rectification of register relating to company registered office
  • Section 1097B Rectification of register: service addresses
  • Section 1097C Rectification of register: principal office addresses
  • Section 1098 Public notice of removal of certain material from the register
  1. Correction or removal of material on the register
  2. Powers of court on ordering removal of material from the register

Section 1097 | Powers of court on ordering removal of material from the register

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)Where the court makes an order for the removal of anything from the register under section 1096 (rectification of the register), it may give directions under this section.

(2)It may direct that any note on the register that is related to the material that is the subject of the court's order shall be removed from the register.

(3)It may direct that its order shall not be available for public inspection as part of the register.

(4)It may direct—

(a)that no note shall be made on the register as a result of its order, or

(b)that any such note shall be restricted to such matters as may be specified by the court.

(5)The court shall not give any direction under this section unless it is satisfied—

(a)that—

(i)the presence on the register of the note or, as the case may be, of an unrestricted note, or

(ii)the availability for public inspection of the court's order,

may cause damage to the company, and

(b)that the company's interest in non-disclosure outweighs any interest of other persons in disclosure.

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