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Companies Act 1985

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As published

703N Index of defined expressions.

The following Table shows the provisions of this Chapter and Part XII defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Chapter (other than expressions used only in the same section)— charge | sections 703A(2), 703B(3) and 395(2) charge requiring registration | sections 703B(1) and 396 creation of charge | sections 703M(f) and 419(2) date of acquisition (of property by a company) | sections 703M(f) and 419(3) date of creation of charge | sections 703M(a) and 414 property | sections 703A(2) and 395(2) registered oversea company | section 703A(3) registrar and registration in relation to a charge | sections 703A(4) and 703E situated in Great Britain in relation to vehicles | section 703L(1) in relation to future property | section 703L(2)

Your change, as a redline

703N Index of defined expressions.

The following Table shows the provisions of this Chapter and Part XII defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Chapter (other than expressions used only in the same section)— charge | sections 703A(2), 703B(3) and 395(2) charge requiring registration | sections 703B(1) and 396 creation of charge | sections 703M(f) and 419(2) date of acquisition (of property by a company) | sections 703M(f) and 419(3) date of creation of charge | sections 703M(a) and 414 property | sections 703A(2) and 395(2) registered oversea company | section 703A(3) registrar and registration in relation to a charge | sections 703A(4) and 703E situated in Great Britain in relation to vehicles | section 703L(1) in relation to future property | section 703L(2)

One line that says what changes, such as "Halve the dog tax".

Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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