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Companies Act 2006

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1206 Civil consequences of failure to make required disclosure

(1) This section applies to any legal proceedings brought by a person to whom this Chapter applies to enforce a right arising out of a contract made in the course of a business in respect of which he was, at the time the contract was made, in breach of section 1202(1) or (2) (disclosure in business documents etc) or section 1204(1) (disclosure at business premises). (2) The proceedings shall be dismissed if the defendant (in Scotland, the defender) to the proceedings shows— (a) that he has a claim against the claimant (pursuer) arising out of the contract that he has been unable to pursue by reason of the latter's breach of the requirements of this Chapter, or (b) that he has suffered some financial loss in connection with the contract by reason of the claimant's (pursuer's) breach of those requirements, unless the court before which the proceedings are brought is satisfied that it is just and equitable to permit the proceedings to continue. (3) References in this section to the requirements of this Chapter include the requirements of regulations under this Chapter. (4) This section does not affect the right of any person to enforce such rights as he may have against another person in any proceedings brought by that person.

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1206 Civil consequences of failure to make required disclosure

(1) This section applies to any legal proceedings brought by a person to whom this Chapter applies to enforce a right arising out of a contract made in the course of a business in respect of which he was, at the time the contract was made, in breach of section 1202(1) or (2) (disclosure in business documents etc) or section 1204(1) (disclosure at business premises). (2) The proceedings shall be dismissed if the defendant (in Scotland, the defender) to the proceedings shows— (a) that he has a claim against the claimant (pursuer) arising out of the contract that he has been unable to pursue by reason of the latter's breach of the requirements of this Chapter, or (b) that he has suffered some financial loss in connection with the contract by reason of the claimant's (pursuer's) breach of those requirements, unless the court before which the proceedings are brought is satisfied that it is just and equitable to permit the proceedings to continue. (3) References in this section to the requirements of this Chapter include the requirements of regulations under this Chapter. (4) This section does not affect the right of any person to enforce such rights as he may have against another person in any proceedings brought by that person.

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