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Corporation Tax Act 2010

Crossheading Arrangements for transfers of companies

  • Section 154 Arrangements for transfer of member of group of companies etc
  • Section 155 Arrangements for transfer of company owned by consortium etc
  • Section 155A Certain arrangements not within sections 154 and 155
  • Section 155B Certain mortgage arrangements not within sections 154 and 155
  • Section 156 Sections 154 and 155: supplementary
  1. Arrangements for transfers of companies
  2. Certain mortgage arrangements not within sections 154 and 155

Section 155B | Certain mortgage arrangements not within sections 154 and 155

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)Arrangements entered into by a company which, apart from this section, would be arrangements within section 154(3) or 155(3) are not to be treated as such arrangements if and so long as—

(a)the arrangements are a mortgage, secured by way of shares or securities in the company, which on default or the happening of any other event allows the mortgagee to exercise its rights against the mortgagor, and

(b)the mortgagee has not exercised its rights against the mortgagor.

(2)This section does not apply if the mortgagee—

(a)possesses greater rights in respect of the shares or securities which are the subject of the mortgage than it requires to protect its interest as mortgagee, or

(b)could alone or together with connected persons dictate the terms or timing of the default or the happening of any other event which allows it to exercise its rights against the mortgagor.

(3)For the purposes of subsection (2)(b) the mortgagee is not, by reason only of the mortgage, connected with a company whose shares or securities are the subject of the mortgage.

(4)In this section—

“connected” has the same meaning as in section 1122;

“mortgage” means—

in England and Wales, and Northern Ireland, any legal or equitable charge, and

in Scotland, any right in security,

(and section 1166(1) (definition of “mortgage”: Scotland) does not apply).

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