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Companies Act 2006

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360 Computation of periods of notice etc: clear day rule

(1) This section applies for the purposes of the following provisions of this Part— section 307(1) and (2) (notice required of general meeting), section 307A(1), (4), (5) and (7)(b) (notice required of general meeting of traded company), section 312(1) and (3) (resolution requiring special notice), section 314(4)(d) (request to circulate members' statement), section 316(2)(b) (expenses of circulating statement to be deposited or tendered before meeting), section 337(3) (contents of notice of AGM of traded company), section 338(4)(d)(i) (request to circulate member's resolution at AGM of public company),. . . section 338A(5) (request to include matter in the business to be dealt with at AGM of traded company), section 340(2)(b)(i) (expenses of circulating statement to be deposited or tendered before meeting), and section 340B(2)(b) (traded companies: duty to circulate members' matters for AGM). (2) Any reference in those provisions to a period of notice, or to a period before a meeting by which a request must be received or sum deposited or tendered, is to a period of the specified length excluding— (a) the day of the meeting, and (b) the day on which the notice is given, the request received or the sum deposited or tendered.

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360 Computation of periods of notice etc: clear day rule

(1) This section applies for the purposes of the following provisions of this Part— section 307(1) and (2) (notice required of general meeting), section 307A(1), (4), (5) and (7)(b) (notice required of general meeting of traded company), section 312(1) and (3) (resolution requiring special notice), section 314(4)(d) (request to circulate members' statement), section 316(2)(b) (expenses of circulating statement to be deposited or tendered before meeting), section 337(3) (contents of notice of AGM of traded company), section 338(4)(d)(i) (request to circulate member's resolution at AGM of public company),. . . section 338A(5) (request to include matter in the business to be dealt with at AGM of traded company), section 340(2)(b)(i) (expenses of circulating statement to be deposited or tendered before meeting), and section 340B(2)(b) (traded companies: duty to circulate members' matters for AGM). (2) Any reference in those provisions to a period of notice, or to a period before a meeting by which a request must be received or sum deposited or tendered, is to a period of the specified length excluding— (a) the day of the meeting, and (b) the day on which the notice is given, the request received or the sum deposited or tendered.

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