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Companies Act 1985

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703E Registrar to whom particulars, &c. to be delivered.

(1) The particulars required to be delivered by section 703D(1) (charges over property of oversea company becoming registered in a part of Great Britain) shall be delivered to the registrar to whom the documents are delivered under section 691. (2) The particulars required to be delivered by section 703D(2) or (3) (charges over property of registered oversea company) shall be delivered— (a) if the company is registered in one part of Great Britain and not in the other, to the registrar for the part in which it is registered, and (b) if the company is registered in both parts of Great Britain but the property subject to the charge is situated in one part of Great Britain only, to the registrar for that part; and in any other case the particulars shall be delivered to the registrars for both parts of Great Britain. (3) Other documents required or authorised by virtue of this Chapter to be delivered to the registrar shall be delivered to the registrar or registrars to whom particulars of the charge to which they relate have been, or ought to have been, delivered. (4) If a company gives notice under section 696(4) that it has ceased to have an established place of business in either part of Great Britain, charges over property of the company shall cease to be subject to the provisions of this Chapter, as regards registration in that part of Great Britain, as from the date on which notice is so given. This is without prejudice to rights arising by reason of events occurring before that date.

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703E Registrar to whom particulars, &c. to be delivered.

(1) The particulars required to be delivered by section 703D(1) (charges over property of oversea company becoming registered in a part of Great Britain) shall be delivered to the registrar to whom the documents are delivered under section 691. (2) The particulars required to be delivered by section 703D(2) or (3) (charges over property of registered oversea company) shall be delivered— (a) if the company is registered in one part of Great Britain and not in the other, to the registrar for the part in which it is registered, and (b) if the company is registered in both parts of Great Britain but the property subject to the charge is situated in one part of Great Britain only, to the registrar for that part; and in any other case the particulars shall be delivered to the registrars for both parts of Great Britain. (3) Other documents required or authorised by virtue of this Chapter to be delivered to the registrar shall be delivered to the registrar or registrars to whom particulars of the charge to which they relate have been, or ought to have been, delivered. (4) If a company gives notice under section 696(4) that it has ceased to have an established place of business in either part of Great Britain, charges over property of the company shall cease to be subject to the provisions of this Chapter, as regards registration in that part of Great Britain, as from the date on which notice is so given. This is without prejudice to rights arising by reason of events occurring before that date.

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