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Companies Act 2006

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1113 Enforcement of company's filing obligations

(1) This section applies where a company has made default in complying with any obligation under the Companies Acts— (a) to deliver a document to the registrar, or (b) to give notice to the registrar of any matter. (2) The registrar, or any member or creditor of the company, may give notice to the company requiring it to comply with the obligation. (3) If the company fails to make good the default within 14 days after service of the notice, the registrar, or any member or creditor of the company, may apply to the court for an order directing the company, and any specified officer of it, to make good the default within a specified time. (4) The court's order may provide that all costs (in Scotland, expenses) of or incidental to the application are to be borne by the company or by any officers of it responsible for the default. (5) This section does not affect the operation of any enactment making it an offence, or imposing a civil penalty, for the default.

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1113 Enforcement of company's filing obligations

(1) This section applies where a company has made default in complying with any obligation under the Companies Acts— (a) to deliver a document to the registrar, or (b) to give notice to the registrar of any matter. (2) The registrar, or any member or creditor of the company, may give notice to the company requiring it to comply with the obligation. (3) If the company fails to make good the default within 14 days after service of the notice, the registrar, or any member or creditor of the company, may apply to the court for an order directing the company, and any specified officer of it, to make good the default within a specified time. (4) The court's order may provide that all costs (in Scotland, expenses) of or incidental to the application are to be borne by the company or by any officers of it responsible for the default. (5) This section does not affect the operation of any enactment making it an offence, or imposing a civil penalty, for the default.

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